warranted

[ˈwɒrəntɪd]

warranted Definition

• 1. justified or authorized
• 2. guaranteed to be of a specified quality or condition

Using warranted: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "warranted" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The police officer had a warranted reason to search the suspect's car.

• Example

  The company's success is warranted by its excellent customer service.

• Example

  The product comes with a warranted guarantee for two years.

warranted Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for warranted

• justified
• authorized
• legitimate
• valid
• reasonable

Antonyms for warranted

• unjustified
• unauthorized
• unwarranted

Phrases with warranted

• warranted check

  a check that is guaranteed by the bank to be valid and payable

  Example

  The seller required a warranted check for the purchase of the car.

• warranted claim

  a claim that is guaranteed to be true or valid

  Example

  The advertisement made a warranted claim about the product's effectiveness.

• warranted arrest

  an arrest that is legally authorized and justified

  Example

  The police made a warranted arrest based on the evidence they had collected.

Origins of warranted

from Old French 'garantir', meaning 'to guarantee'

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Summary: warranted in Brief

'Warranted' [ˈwɒrəntɪd] means something is justified, authorized, or guaranteed to be of a certain quality. It can refer to a warranted check, claim, or arrest. For example, 'The company's success is warranted by its excellent customer service.'