warrant
/ˈwɒrənt/
English C1 · Advancedverb / nounSociety
warrant (verb / noun) means to be a good enough reason for something.
Persian: توجیه کردن؛ حکم
Meaning of warrant
| Word | warrant |
|---|---|
| Definition | to be a good enough reason for something |
| Persian | توجیه کردن؛ حکم |
| Pronunciation | /ˈwɒrənt/ |
| Part of speech | verb / noun |
| Level | C1 (Advanced) |
Example sentence
The problem does not warrant such a big response.
این مشکل چنین واکنش بزرگی را توجیه نمیکند.
Synonyms of warrant
justify, deserve
Common phrases with warrant
- warrant attention
- arrest warrant
- warrant investigation
Related English words
autonomythe freedom to make your own decisions · C1consensusan opinion that all members of a group agree with · C1controversialcausing a lot of disagreement or argument · C1integrateto combine things so that they work together · C1legitimateallowed by law or acceptable as reasonable · C1precedentan earlier event or decision used as a guide for later ones · C1stringentstrict and demanding careful following · C1circumstancea fact or condition connected with an event or situation · B2
Questions about warrant
What does warrant mean?
warrant (verb, noun) means to be a good enough reason for something.
What is the Persian meaning of warrant?
warrant means توجیه کردن؛ حکم in Persian.
What level is the word warrant?
warrant is a English C1 (advanced) word.
What is another word for warrant?
Words close in meaning to warrant include justify, deserve.
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