countercheck
countercheck
definition
verb
the king with his own hand wrote to countercheck his former decree
stop (something) by acting to cancel or counteract it.
noun
They're very interested in maintaining the appropriate levels of checks and counterchecks in the business because a good deal of their money is on the line.
a second check for security or accuracy.
There is no countercheck to its emotions.
a restraint.
example
the evil that we suffer is often a 'countercheck' which restrains us from greater evil
the king with his own hand wrote to 'countercheck' his former decree
His Majesty with his own hand wrote to 'countercheck' his former Warrant
When two time travelers fight over something, they employ multitudes of selves to check and 'countercheck' each other until there are swarms of you around.
There is no 'countercheck' to its emotions.
To 'countercheck' the view that pluralism is tolerable or inevitable, the CDF published a declaration, Dominus Iesus.
the 'countercheck' quarrelsome
The Chaldaean and Babylonian empires were the first to build an elaborate system of checks and 'counterchecks' , primarily to minimize errors and to safeguard state property from dishonest tax collectors.
They're very interested in maintaining the appropriate levels of checks and 'counterchecks' in the business because a good deal of their money is on the line.
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