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cheque
This term is primarily used in British English and other Commonwealth nations. In American English, the word is spelled check, though the meaning remains identical. It carries a formal connotation of a legal financial instrument, distinct from a simple "payment" or "transfer."
Because it represents a physical document, it is treated as a countable noun. Users should be aware that in modern digital banking, the use of physical cheques has declined, making the term more common in legal, business, or older administrative contexts than in daily casual conversation.
Meanings
Examples
I will send you a cheque for the full amount tomorrow.
The detective found a signed cheque in the victim's pocket.
Do you accept payment by cheque or only by card?
She wrote a cheque for five hundred pounds to cover the deposit.
He cashed the cheque as soon as he reached the bank.
The company issued a cheque to the consultant for her services.