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warrant
noun
an
official
written
order
from
a
court
that
gives
the
police
or
another
authority
permission
to
do
something
such
as
make
an
arrest
,
search
a
place
,
or
seize
property
•
The
judge
issued
a
warrant
for
the
suspect's
arrest
.
The
judge
issued
a
warrant
for
the
suspect's
arrest
.
•
Without
a
search
warrant
,
the
police
could
not
enter
the
house
.
Without
a
search
warrant
,
the
police
could
not
enter
the
house
.
verb
-
warrant
,
warranting
,
warrants
,
warranted
to
make
something
necessary
or
reasonable
;
to
justify
or
deserve
•
The
storm
damage
warrants
immediate
repairs
to
the
roof
.
The
storm
damage
warrants
immediate
repairs
to
the
roof
.
•
Your
achievement
warrants
congratulations
.
Your
achievement
warrants
congratulations
.
noun
a
good
or
acceptable
reason
that
justifies
an
action
,
belief
,
or
feeling
•
There
is
no
warrant
for
treating
the
new
student
so
coldly
.
There
is
no
warrant
for
treating
the
new
student
so
coldly
.
•
The
sudden
drop
in
sales
gave
the
manager
warrant
to
rethink
the
marketing
plan
.
The
sudden
drop
in
sales
gave
the
manager
warrant
to
rethink
the
marketing
plan
.
verb
-
warrant
,
warranting
,
warrants
,
warranted
to
promise
or
guarantee
that
something
is
true
or
will
happen
,
especially
in
a
formal
or
legal
way
•
The
manufacturer
warrants
that
the
phone
will
work
for
two
years
.
The
manufacturer
warrants
that
the
phone
will
work
for
two
years
.
•
I
cannot
warrant
his
honesty
,
but
I
can
vouch
for
his
skills
.
I
cannot
warrant
his
honesty
,
but
I
can
vouch
for
his
skills
.
