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. Scott Morrison:

   We are not running a blank cheque budget.

2. Emirates Airline President Tim Clark:

   I've been there since the beginning, we were given a clean sheet of paper and a $10 million cheque. We built this through blood, sweat and tears.

3. IrfanAhmadMalla:

   Yesterday is the cancelled cheque, tomorrow is the promisery note and today is the cash u have so spend it wisely .

4. 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.

5. Gregor Boehm:

   The ideal equity cheque for each investment will be 125 to 275 million euros from the fund, but together with co-investments from our investors the total equity investment can be up to 1 billion euros and the enterprise value (deal value including debt), even up to 2 billion euros.