verb

vérifier

check

Regarder avec soin pour savoir si quelque chose est juste, bon ou vrai.

The French word "vérifier" is a verb that means "to verify" or "to check" in English.

Meaning and Usage:

To verify something means to make sure that it is true, accurate, or correct.
It often involves checking facts, details, or conditions.
Example: Il faut vérifier les informations avant de les publier. (You need to verify the information before publishing it.)

Parts of the Word:

écouter core: The root is related to vrai (true), from Latin verus meaning true.
The suffix -ifier is a common French verb ending that turns a noun or adjective into a verb indicating to cause or make (similar to "-ify" in English).

French Synonyms:

contrôler (to control/check)
examiner (to examine)
tester (to test)
confirmer (to confirm)
valider (to validate)

French Antonyms:

There isn’t a direct antonym, but some words indicating the opposite action or lack of verification:

ignorer (to ignore; not checking)
oublier (to forget; neglecting to verify)

Additional Notes:

In certain contexts, vérifier can mean to inspect physically, like checking machinery or documents for correctness.
It is a regular -er verb, so the conjugation follows standard -er verb patterns in French.

Summary:
Vérifier means to verify, check, or confirm the truth or accuracy of something. It’s often used in contexts like fact-checking, inspection, or validation.