Synonyms for cheque
tʃɛkcheque

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1. check, bank check, chequeverb

   a written order directing a bank to pay money

   "he paid all his bills by check"

   Synonyms:
   impediment, baulk, stay, confirmation, bridle, tick, hitch, chip, handicap, assay, stoppage, balk, curb, check-out procedure, bank check, tab, chit, halt, deterrent, check mark, hinderance, hindrance, substantiation, stop, arrest, verification, checkout, check

2. cheque, check outverb

   withdraw money by writing a check

   Synonyms:
   feel out, check into, sound out, check over, look into, check, suss out, check out, go over, check up on, run down

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1. List of paraphrases for "cheque":

   cheques, check, chequing, paycheck, rebate, blanche, checks, voucher

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1. Bernie Ecclestone:

   There's a lot of teams that if somebody comes along with the right cheque, they would sell, not because they want to, but because commercially they probably think it would be the right thing to do.

2. Gergely Gulyas:

   Hungary agrees with the ambitious goals set by the EU but we cannot sign a blank cheque, the 2050 climate goals cannot have the consequence of hiking the prices of food or energy.

3. Floyd Mayweather:

   I just showed you all a $100 million cheque that I haven't even cashed yet, so we ain't tripping on that.

4. Steve Harris:

   They've so overdrawn their goodwill cheque account that there's not much they can do to push back on this, they need to bypass the media and communicate directly to get their message through, because whatever they (say) via media it will be put into a whirlpool of Royal Commission, money laundering and other filters.

5. Karl Claxton:

   There is no blank cheque big enough to solve this problem.