warranted in English

verb

1

justify or necessitate (a certain course of action).

that offense is serious enough to warrant a court marshal

synonyms: justify, vindicate, call for, sanction, validate, permit, authorize, deserve, excuse, account for, legitimize, support, license, approve of, merit, qualify for, rate, be worthy of, be deserving of

verb

justify, vindicate, call for, sanction, validate, permit, authorize, deserve, excuse, account for, legitimize, support, license, approve of, merit, qualify for, rate, be worthy of, be deserving of
guarantee, affirm, swear, promise, vow, pledge, undertake, state, assert, declare, profess, attest, vouch, testify, bear witness, aver
justify
guarantee

Use "warranted" in a sentence

1. Your concern's hardly warranted.

2. Her interference was not warranted.

3. Are such health concerns warranted?

4. 2 This material is warranted pure silk.

5. 1 The circumstances warranted these measures.

6. 4 Further investigation is clearly warranted.

7. 3 Her interference was not warranted.

8. But at least it warranted a retort.

9. 5 Do you think this fear is warranted?

10. Under what circumstances might a separation be warranted?

11. The judicial caution and skepticism are completely warranted.

12. 10 Three comments on extensive review are warranted.

13. 7 But at least it warranted a retort.

14. The storekeeper warranted the quality of the coffee.

15. 8 The judicial caution and skepticism are completely warranted.

16. 6 It was felt Multavia warranted a full day.

17. The Office also recommends action from an accountability perspective, where warranted.

18. Hi-speed Internet access is provided when possible and warranted.

19. Nevertheless, I do not accept that his pessimism is warranted in Britain.

20. 18 The TV appearance was so brief that it hardly warranted comment.

21. There was more complicity in his winks than was warranted.

22. 9 Deciding when insurance is warranted is a personal choice.

23. The storekeeper warranted the goods as of the first quality.

24. 16 It was not a casual departure which warranted little attention.

25. 26 There was more complicity in his winks than was warranted.

26. Anthracnose is a common secondary disease in Nebraska and management is not typically warranted

27. For the above reasons, the intervention of this Appeal Board is warranted.

28. Their comments were taken into account where warranted and substantiated by evidence,

29. 19 Nevertheless, I do not accept that his pessimism is warranted in Britain.

30. Synonyms for Commissioned include authorised, authorized, empowered, licensed, warranted, accredited, qualified, certified, enabled and vested

31. Therefore, if your daughter truly has scoliosis, the trial period you asked is not warranted.

32. ABBR Abbreviated form (e.g., WWW, HTTP, etc.). Mandatory HTML 4.0 tag (where warranted).

33. If extenuating or unusual circumstances are involved, some further help may be warranted.

34. What caution is warranted when reflecting on what comes out of our heart?

35. 25 Most access equipment can be hired if outright purchase is not warranted.

36. The Ascription of bullying leading to depression and isolation from society is quite warranted

37. Such a cost may be warranted by the future revenue generated by aftermarket services for engines.

38. The body of elders carefully evaluates each situation to determine whether a judicial committee is warranted.

39. 21 Therefore, if your daughter truly has scoliosis, the trial period you asked is not warranted.

40. Alap offers confidential intervention and assistance before ethical conduct is compromised or discipline warranted

41. Conclusion For all the above reasons, the intervention of this Appeal Board is warranted.

42. If one of these is abnormal, further investigations might be warranted to the issue.

43. 15 Nor were all convinced that leprosy warranted being singled out for special attention.

44. Synonyms for Brooked include allowed, tolerated, approved, beared, endorsed, endured, warranted, accepted, condoned and lived with

45. Synonyms for Condoned include allowed, tolerated, approved, beared, brooked, endorsed, endured, warranted, accepted and lived with

46. The Chief Electoral Officer, therefore, instructed ROs to appoint additional poll officials as the situation warranted.

47. Prudent fiscal policies are also warranted in view of the Czech Republic’s large current account deficit.

48. Synonyms for Authorised include official, approved, sanctioned, commissioned, licenced, licensed, warranted, accredited, certified and recognised

49. The department conceded that the appellant warranted one additional mark for her ability to communicate.

50. There was fine furniture, arranged as soothingly as the artistic perception of the occupants warranted.