People also use 'verify' when they check if a package or letter is right and arrives in good condition. It means confirming delivery or contents.
Please verify the package before signing.
They verified the shipment on time.
In technology or science, to verify means to check that data or a system works right. This helps avoid mistakes and ensures correct results.
The programmer will verify the code now.
Verify the results before you submit.
When authorities check and approve official documents or identity, they verify them. This means making sure they are real and valid.
They verify passports at the airport.
The bank verifies your identity carefully.
To verify can mean to give more proof for an idea or fact. People add evidence to show it is true or right.
The scientist must verify his new idea.
We verify information by using books.
In computers, verify means to check if information fits the rules needed. For example, making sure a password is strong or an email is real.
The program verifies your password strength.
Verify your email to access the site.
