Pronunciation: /neɪm.tʃɛk/
noun a process of verifying the accuracy of a person's name or identity
A1 I did a namecheck on the guest list to make sure everyone was accounted for.
A2 The security guard did a quick namecheck before allowing us to enter the building.
B1 The receptionist performed a namecheck to verify the identity of the new employee.
B2 The detective conducted a thorough namecheck to gather information about the suspect.
C1 The journalist used a namecheck to cross-reference sources and ensure accuracy in the article.
C2 The government agency conducted a namecheck on all applicants to screen for any potential security risks.
verb to verify the accuracy of a person's name or identity
A1 I namecheck my friends before inviting them to the party.
A2 When traveling, it's important to namecheck your luggage to avoid mix-ups.
B1 Before hiring a new employee, the company namechecks their references.
B2 Politicians often namecheck influential figures to gain support.
C1 The author namechecks various literary works in his latest novel.
C2 In academic writing, it is crucial to namecheck sources to avoid plagiarism.
formal During the verification process, we always conduct a thorough namecheck to ensure accuracy.
informal Make sure to do a quick namecheck before sending out the invitations.
slang I did a namecheck on that new guy in our class, seems like he's legit.
figurative In the world of social media, a namecheck can determine someone's popularity and influence.
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