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write out

She will write out a check to pay for the groceries.

Definition

Verb: 1. To write something in full or complete form: To transcribe or compose information, thoughts, or a document in its entirety, often from notes, dictation, or memory. 2. To make out and issue a formal document: To prepare and complete a formal written instrument, such as a check, prescription, or official form, for use or issuance.

Examples of Usage

  • Verb (To write in full form):

    • The student had to write out the answers to all the questions in complete sentences.
    • She wrote out her speech word for word to practice.
    • Can you write out the instructions so I don't forget them?

  • Verb (To issue a formal document):

    • The doctor will write out a prescription for your medication.
    • Please write out a check for the amount due.
    • The officer wrote out a ticket for the parking violation.
Advanced Usage
  • "to write something out in longhand": To write something in full using one's own handwriting, as opposed to typing or using shorthand.
    • He prefers to write out his first drafts in longhand before typing them.
Variants and Related Words
  • Write-up (noun): A written account, report, or review.
    • The journalist prepared a write-up of the event.
  • Write-in (noun/adjective): Relating to a candidate whose name is not printed on the ballot but is written in by voters.
    • She was a write-in candidate for the local election.
Synonyms
  • Transcribe: To make a written copy of spoken or recorded material.
  • Draft: To write a preliminary version of a text.
  • Issue: To prepare and send out or make available officially.
  • Fill out: To complete a form by writing the required information (often used for forms, similar in function for documents).
Related Phrasal Verbs
  • Write down: To record information on paper. (Focuses on the act of recording, not necessarily on the completeness or formality of the document.)
    • I need to write down your phone number.
  • Write up: To write a full or formal report or account of something.
    • The researcher will write up the findings of the experiment.
Related Idioms
  • Write out of: To remove a character from a story or series by the manner of writing.
    • The actor left the show, so the writers had to write his character out of the script. (Note: This is a distinct phrasal verb, "write out of," meaning to remove by narrative means.)
write out

She will write out a check to pay for the groceries.

Verb
  1. make out and issue
    • write out a check
    • cut a ticket
    • Please make the check out to me
  2. put into writing; write in complete form
    • write out a contract

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