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ticks a lot of boxes

ticks a lot of boxes is the third-person singular simple present indicative of tick a lot of boxes.

Meaning of tick a lot of boxes

Verb

tick a lot of boxes (third-person singular simple present ticks a lot of boxes, present participle ticking a lot of boxes, simple past and past participle ticked a lot of boxes)

  1. (idiomatic) Synonym of tick all the boxes.
    • "It ticks a lot of boxes," he said, noting the Rochdale plan had a not primarily abstractive (NPA) score of 0.34, passing the ORR threshold of 0.3.2025 October 1, David Stubbings, “FirstGroup not giving up on WCML open access routes”, in RAIL, number 1045, page 6

Questions about ticks a lot of boxes

What is ticks a lot of boxes the third-person singular simple present indicative of?
Ticks a lot of boxes is the third-person singular simple present indicative of tick a lot of boxes.

Words near ticks a lot of boxes in the dictionary

  1. tickover
  2. tickovers
  3. tickproof
  4. ticks
  5. ticks a lock
  6. ticks a lot of boxes
  7. ticks all the boxes
  8. ticks and ties
  9. ticks and toys
  10. ticks away
  11. ticks by

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