Definitions

1. noun

a document issued by a legal authority, especially a police officer, stating that there is sufficient evidence to charge a person with a crime

“The police officer obtained a warrant to search the suspect’s house.”

2. verb

to provide or give authority or permission for something to happen

“The manager will warrant the new employee to work independently.”

3. verb

to ensure or guarantee the quality or performance of something

“The manufacturer warrants that the product will last for five years.”

4. verb

to justify or make something seem reasonable or acceptable

“The argument warrants further discussion and analysis.”

5. adjective

having a legal justification or authorization

“The warrant officer was responsible for the security of the base.”