warranted (Meaning)

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warranted (imp. & p. p.)

of Warrant

Given the severity of the crime, the arrest warranted immediate police action.
After careful deliberation, the judge determined that the evidence warranted a conviction.
The diplomat's behavior warranted an apology from his government.
The patient's sudden decline in health warranted an urgent consult with a specialist.
The financial crisis warranted unprecedented government intervention.
The investigation uncovered information that warranted further scrutiny.
The public outcry over the issue warranted a response from the mayor's office.
The student's exceptional performance warranted a special recognition award.
A thorough inspection of the vehicle warranted before purchase.
Given the ongoing pandemic, our concern over public health is warranted.

of Warrant

justified, deserved, condign, competent, proper, just, legal,due, appropriate, legitimate

unfair, unfair, undeserved, unjustified, incorrect, unjustified, undue, improper, inappropriate, inappropriate

Given the severity of the crime, the arrest warranted immediate police action.

After careful deliberation, the judge determined that the evidence warranted a conviction.

The diplomat's behavior warranted an apology from his government.

The patient's sudden decline in health warranted an urgent consult with a specialist.