What is another word for checked out ?

familiarized oneself with

To have engaged in the discovery of facts or information

learnt^UK

learned^US

recognized^US

realized^US

realised^UK

recognised^UK

unravelled^UK

unraveled^US

taken something on board

wised up to

got wise to the fact

lit upon

took something on board

got one's head around

visualized^US

visualised^UK

got the message about

latched onto

got the picture about

got the idea

gotten to the bottom of

become conscious of the fact that

become aware of the fact that

got the impression of

gotten the impression

got through one's head

became aware of the fact that

saw daylight

seen daylight

gotten through one's head

became conscious of the fact that

became conscious

sighted

explored

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To have been a spectator of

feasted one's eyes on

put under a microscope

subjected to an examination

kept under surveillance

watched like a hawk

kept a weather eye on

gave something a once-over

given something a once-over

gone over with a fine-tooth comb

went over with a fine-tooth comb

kept under observation

found out the lie of the land

gave something a going-over

spied out

given something a going-over

made a reconnaissance of

sized

conducted investigations into

gaged^US

made a reconnaissance

gave something a look-see

conducted an investigation into

carried out an inquest into

made an observation of

summarised^UK

checked something out

summarized^US

seen how the land lies

given something a look-see

memorized^US

memorised^UK

subjected to an inspection

tried to get to the bottom of

reexamined

felt out

occupied oneself with

listened to

conducted an enquiry into

saw how the land lies

had a look-see at

gauged^UK

taken a shufti round

nosed around

got the lie of the land

gave something a check-up

given something a check-up

took into consideration

taken into consideration

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turned over in one's mind

To have used as an example in support of an argument

summed up

considered the pros and cons of

agonized^US

beat one's brains out about

agonised^UK

beaten one's brains out about

given consideration to

gave consideration to

dreamt^UK

dreamed^US

given much thought to

measured the differences between

contemplated on

weighed the differences between

dwelled upon

ran up a flagpole

took stock of

given some thought to

kicked about

separated

placed in juxtaposition

thought upon

batted it around

segregated

weighed against another

stood the pace

looked at as an example

taken stock of

dealt with

toyed with

balanced the differences between

entertained the idea of

considered as an example

taken under advisement

took under advisement

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(seen over) To have inspected or scrutinized

gone over with a fine-tooth comb

had a look round

had a tour of

looked round

put under a microscope

looked something over

gave something a once-over

given something a once-over

went over with a fine-tooth comb

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Verb

taken a long walk on a short pier

Past tense for to leave a place, especially one providing paid accommodation

went and jump in the lake

gone off

went off

taken a powder

gone and jump in the lake

gotten away

got away

ran away

took a long walk on a short pier

took a powder

ran off

gone jump in the lake

went jump in the lake

absented oneself from

made like a tree and get out of here

made like a tree and leave

went absent without leave

gone missing

gone absent without leave

gone and chase yourself

gone your way

went your way

went and chase yourself

did a disappearing act

taken oneself off from

done a disappearing act

took oneself off from

gone from

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“We quickly packed our bags as we prepared to check out from the hotel.”

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Past tense for to pay or settle a bill, especially after leaving a place of accommodation

“You will need to pay for any items taken from the minibar when you check out.”

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Past tense for to examine or have a look at

conducted an enquiry into

conducted an investigation into

subjected to an examination

tried to get to the bottom of

sifted the evidence concerning

searched the evidence concerning

made an observation of

wiretapped

asked questions about

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“I asked my husband to check out the noise coming from the kitchen.”

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made something consistent

Past tense for to prove accurate or consistent

harmonised^UK

harmonized^US

leveled^US

acted in accordance with

levelled^UK

organized^US

rivalled^UK

rivaled^US

organised^UK

corresponded to

made something correspond

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“Does the information he's provided check out with available data?”

Verb

Past tense for to search through, engage in research, or conduct an investigation

studied

asked questions about

dipped one's toe in the water

gauged^UK

gaged^US

left no stone unturned

passed under review

thought through

thought about

gave something a once-over

gave the once-over

given the once-over

given something a once-over

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demonstrated the truth of

Past tense for to give evidence or testimony to the truth or factuality of

formalised^UK

formalized^US

legitimised^UK

legitimized^US

recognised^UK

recognized^US

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(of an offer or proposal) Past tense for to answer in the affirmative

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Past tense for to experiment or test something

put something through its paces

weighed

had a taste of

gave something a whirl

given something a whirl

trialed^US

trialled^UK

carried out trials on

subjected to an examination

conducted experiments

conducted investigations into

made enquiries into

followed a line of investigation

made inquiries

dived in

looked up

consulted the archives

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shuffled off this mortal coil

Past tense for to die or cease living

crossed the great divide

breathed one's last

cashed in one's chips

gone the way of all flesh

went the way of all flesh

gone the way of the flesh

went the way of the flesh

collapsed

ceased

pushed up the daisies

gone the way of the dinosaurs

gone under

gone to the great beyond

went the way of the dinosaurs

went to the great beyond

gone way of all flesh

went way of all flesh

taken your last breath

took your last breath

disappeared from the face of the earth

breathed one's last breath

went to be with the Lord

gone to be with the Lord

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Past tense for to draw conclusions from an examination or assessment

gauged^UK

taken the measurements of

checked

classed

classified

criticised^UK

criticized^US

gaged^US

made up one's mind about

assessed the worth of

checked something out

formed an impression of

gotten the measure of

took the measurements of

categorized^US

categorised^UK

come to the conclusion

came to the conclusion

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Past tense for to unregister oneself from something that one has signed up for

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Past tense for to demonstrate or turn out to be feasible, accurate or true

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Past tense for to gain accreditation for something by passing a test or exam

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