warrants

The word “warrants” has 2 syllables: war-rants

It's pronounced as /ˈwɔːrənts/

What is synonym and antonym for warrants?

In the thesaurus, “warrants” has 224 synonyms and 102 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for warrants along with examples of usage in sentences.

Synonyms for warrants

OKs
acceptances
accepts
accords
accreditation
accreditations
accredits
acknowledges
acquiescences
adheres
affirm
affirms
agreements
alleges
allowances
allows
announces
answer for
approbates
approve
approves
argue
argues
asks
assents
assert
asserts
assurance
assure
assures
attest
attests
authenticates
authentication
authority
authorizations
authorizes
avers
avouch
avouches
avows
back
basis
bear out
bears
begs
blesses
bonds
broadcasts
call for
calls for
canonizes
carte blanche
certificate
certifications
certifies
certify
challenges
charters
claim
claims
clearances
clears
commands
commission
commissions
concessions
concurrences
confirms
consents
contend
contends
contracts
covenants
credential
credentials
declare
declares
defend
defends
delegate
demand
demands
ducat
earnest
empower
empowers
enables
endorse
endorses
enfranchises
enjoins
ensure
entails
entitle
entitles
exacts
excuse
explain
finalizes
formalizes
foundation
give grounds for
go-ahead
grants
green light
green lights
guarantee
guarantees
guaranties
guaranty
homologates
imprimaturs
inaugurates
indorses
inducts
initials
initiates
insists
installs
instates
insure
insures
invests
involves
justifies
lacks
leaves
legalizes
lets
liberties
licences
license
licenses
maintain
maintains
necessitate
necessitates
needs
official document
okay
okays
pass
passes
passport
patents
pawn
permission
permissions
permit
permits
perseveres
pledge
pledges
plights
presses
privilege
privileges
proclaims
professes
promise
protests
purports
puts forth
qualifies
quests
ratifies
rationalizes
reaffirms
reapproves
reasons
reasserts
require
requires
right
rubber-stamps
sanctifies
sanction
sanctions
seals
secure
security
shingle
signatures
signs
sponsor
stamps
stand behind
state
sticker
stipulate
stipulates
subpoena
sufferances
summons
supports
swear
swears
swears in
tag
take an oath
takes
testimonial
ticket
token
tolerances
tolerations
undertake
undertakes
underwrite
uphold
upholds
validates
verification
vests
vindicate
vindicates
vouch for
vow
vows
wants
warranty
witnesses
word

Antonyms for warrants

abandon
abandons
bans
bars
blocks
breach
break
challenges
confutes
constrains
contradicts
counters
declines
denial
denials
denies
deny
desert
deterrences
disallow
disallows
disapprove
disapproves
disavow
disavows
disbars
disclaim
disclaims
discourage
discouragements
discourages
disenfranchises
disfranchises
disowns
disproves
disputes
disqualifies
disregards
embargoes
enjoins
excludes
exclusions
forbids
gainsays
give up
has
hinders
holds
holds back
hurt
ignore
ignores
illegalizes
impedes
inhibits
injunctions
interdictions
interdicts
invalidate
leave
negates
negatives
neglects
obstructs
outlaws
overlooks
owns
possesses
prevents
prohibition
prohibitions
prohibits
proscribes
proscriptions
question
questions
rebuffs
rebuts
refusal
refusals
refuse
refuses
refutes
reject
rejections
rejects
repressions
repudiates
retract
revocations
shuts out
spurns
stops
suppressions
surrender
taboos
tabus
turns down
unauthorize
uncertainty
veto
vetoes

Meanings of warrants

noun
1. Authorization or certification; a sanction, as given by a superior.
2. Something that provides assurance or confirmation; a guarantee or proof.
3. An order that serves as authorization; especially a voucher authorizing payment or receipt of money.
4. An option, usually issued together with another security and with a term at issue greater than a year, to buy other securities of the issuer.
5. A judicial writ authorizing an officer to make a search, seizure, or arrest, or to execute a judgment.
6. Short for warrant officer.
7. A document certifying that a motor vehicle meets certain standards of mechanical soundness and safety; a warrant of fitness.
8. A defender, a protector.
9. Underclay in a coal mine.
verb
1. To protect, keep safe (from danger).
2. To give (someone) an assurance or guarantee (of something); also, with a double object: to guarantee (someone something).
3. To guarantee (something) to be (of a specified quality, value, etc.).
4. To guarantee as being true; (colloquially) to believe strongly.
5. To authorize; to give (someone) sanction or warrant (to do something).
6. To justify; to give grounds for.

Example Sentences

The police officer explained that the search warrants were obtained legally.
The situation warrants a thorough investigation to understand all the facts.
His actions did not justify the warrants issued for his arrest.
The judge reviewed the case and decided that it warrants further examination.
The evidence warrants a closer look into the company's financial records.

On this page you'll find 326 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to warrants, such as: OKs, abandon, abandons, acceptances, accepts, accords, accreditation.

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