warrants
Pronunciation: [ˈwɔːrənts]
Word
Context: “law”
(noun) a legal document that gives permission for police to do something, like search a place or arrest someone. It's like a special permission slip that lets the police act.
Example
The police had a warrant to search the suspect's house for evidence.
Example
Without a warrant, the police couldn't enter the home legally.
Example
Do the officers have a warrant to check the premises?
Context: “justification”
(verb) to show that something is necessary or has a good reason. It's like saying something makes sense or is allowed based on some rules.
Example
His actions warrant an investigation into the matter.
Example
Her behavior does not warrant such a harsh punishment.
Example
Does this situation warrant a closer look?
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