1. a check or restraint that opposes or balances another force or influence
2. a second check or verification to confirm accuracy

1. to check or restrain by means of an opposing force
2. to verify or check again for accuracy

Examples

• The board of directors serves as a countercheck to executive power.
• We need a countercheck on these financial calculations before submitting the report.
• The new policy will countercheck the rising costs in the department.
• Please countercheck the inventory numbers against last month’s records.
• His ambition was held in countercheck by his sense of responsibility.
• The auditor will countercheck all expense reports for accuracy.