Warranted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WARRANTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• WARRANT, to give authority to, also WARRAN, WARRAND
• justify or necessitate (a course of action)
• officially affirm or guarantee
NOUN:
• a document issued by a legal or government official authorizing the police or another body to make an arrest, search premises, or carry out some other action relating to the administration of justice
• a document that entitles the holder to receive goods, money, or services
• a negotiable security allowing the holder to buy shares at a specified price at or before a future date
• justification or authority for an action, belief, or feeling
• an official certificate of appointment issued to an officer of lower rank than a commissioned officer.

Words related to WARRANTED

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How to use WARRANTED in a sentence

• The rich were less rich than their estates warranted, and the poor were ground down by bitter poverty.
• And indeed, although the immense fame of Coleridge is scarcely warranted by his printed performances, he was, nevertheless, worthy both of affection and homage.
• I availed myself of the freedom warranted by the intimacy between the families, and continued to seem absorbed in my book.
• Merry and the Della-Cruscan School were much more ferocious than the occasion warranted.
• Yet, I grant that grandma was warranted in being severe the day that she got back from town before I was ready for her.
• Hence the number of the specimens warranted their publication in a separate form, under the able superintendance of Dr.
• Spinrobin watched him with growing amazement, aware that an enthusiasm scarcely warranted by the wind and scenery had passed into his manner.
• It was only Twenty-Five cents a Bottle, and was warranted to Cure Anything.
• We steered as near to Alderney, or Aurigni as it is frequently called, as prudence warranted.
• Perceiving himself to be in danger, he decided that certain measures were warranted.
• The rest of the family, having discussed him with the freedom his absence warranted, hunted the house from garret to cellar, hoping to light upon the crystal.
• Sharp lines of suspicion and cunning seemed to have been stamped upon his face, making it look older by many years than his age warranted.
• The rate of increase in population that we had known warranted their most sanguine hopes.
• He had a helpless feeling, fully warranted by the circumstances.
• It warranted them in drawing together for the protection of an institution so necessary, so inevitable, so beneficent.
• At length came the conviction of Faustus, which aroused in the country less satisfaction than his vile character warranted.
• This caused more consternation than their numbers warranted, the enemy taking them for the whole Roman force, either from Novaesium or from Mainz.
• He was looking at her with his deep set gray eyes a little more somber, she thought, than the occasion warranted.
• Each one will be particularly described when put up, and all will be warranted as represented.
• We are now to submit this common opinion to the test of investigation, and see whether it is warranted in fact.
• All goods warranted seasoned, and of the best quality.
• This fact warranted the conclusion that the murderer had secreted himself in the house during the day.
• The good people of the country, even the women, agreed that he was not to blame, but that his conduct was warranted by the circumstances.
• In a place Less warranted than this, or less secure, I cannot be, that I should fear to change it.
• He had no means of telling what they were doing but felt quite warranted in supposing they were sending a message.
• Warranted superior to any semi-portable Engine in the market! Send for Price List and Circular.
• Under this impression, he despatched a messenger to Jenna, to ascertain if the affairs of that country warranted him sending them thither.
• He was half inclined to think that the exigencies of the case warranted him in arousing the farmer at once.
• Jimmie and Commodore Strossi followed with more anxiety than the occasion warranted.
• The Congress of 1779 and the framers of the treaty of 1783 were therefore warranted in speaking of the northwest angle of Nova Scotia as if it were a known point.
• One felt warranted in assuming the premises to be vacant.

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