warrantize
/wɑrˈəntaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to provide a guarantee or assurance that something will be of a certain quality or performance.
“The manufacturer warrantsizes its products with a one-year guarantee.”
2. verb
to justify or make something seem reasonable or acceptable.
“The politician’s speech was designed to warrantize the controversial policy.”
3. verb
to provide a formal guarantee or promise that something will be done or will happen.
“The court warrantized the defendant’s rights to a fair trial.”
4. verb
to justify or make something seem reasonable or acceptable.
“The lawyer tried to warrantize his client’s actions in court.”