to countercheck
- verb
- /ˈkaʊntərˌtʃɛk/
- To make sure everything is accurate, she will countercheck the calculations one more time.
Examples
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The accountant will countercheck the figures to ensure that there are no errors in the financial statements.
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High-altitude porters of the Sherpas, they're going to fix the rope, and the members from the Koreans, they're going to countercheck the rope, that it is affixed properly on the mountain.
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Before finalizing the report, the team decided to countercheck the data for any discrepancies.
Synonyms
To show that something is true by giving evidence
To make sure something is true or correct
To look again to make sure it is correct or safe
To look at something carefully to find mistakes or problems
To check again that an earlier plan or booking is still correct
A second test taken after the first to check or improve results
To check something again to make sure it is correct
To look at something again to check for problems or changes
How Thorough
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Countercheck combines counter ('back' or 'against') and check ('test'), so to countercheck is to test something again to be sure it is correct, similar to doing a 'double-check'.