Cheque Leaves

Description:

Cheque leaves refer to the individual sheets of paper or forms that make up a checkbook. They are usually bound together in a booklet and contain the necessary details required for writing a cheque, such as the account holder's name, address, account number, and bank information.

Noun - Sense 1:

As a noun, cheque leaves represent the physical paper forms within a checkbook used for writing checks.

Example sentence: I quickly flipped through the cheque leaves to find an available one to write my rent check.

Noun - Sense 2:

In a wider sense, cheque leaves can also refer to the total number of paper forms available for writing checks within a checkbook or an account.

Example sentence: With only a few cheque leaves left, I need to order a new checkbook soon.

Adjective:

As an adjective, cheque leaves can describe the popularity or preference of using cheque payments in a specific region or among a particular group of people.

Example sentence: Cheque leaves still hold a significant importance in local businesses, despite the rise of digital payment methods.

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