crosscheck
/ˈkrɒsˌtʃɛk/; /ˈkrɔsˌtʃɛk/Definitions
1. verb
to verify or check the accuracy of (information, facts, etc.) by comparing it with other information or facts.
“The journalist crosschecked the facts with multiple sources before publishing the story.”
2. noun
a check or verification, especially of facts or information.
“The detective conducted a thorough crosscheck on the suspects’ alibis.”
3. verb
to compare or match (two or more things) in order to verify their identity or authenticity.
“The customs officer crosschecked the passenger’s passport with the airline’s manifest.”
4. noun
a check or verification, especially of the identity or authenticity of something.
“The company conducted a crosscheck on all new employees’ qualifications.”