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warrantsnounpl. of warrant the approval by someone in authority for the doing of somethingsome employees suspected that the supervisor had no warrant from the CEO for instituting the draconian work rules allowances, authorizations, clearances, concurrences, consents, green lights, leaves, licenses(or licences), permissions, sanctions, sufferances imprimaturs, seals, signatures, stampsaccreditations, certificationsliberties, passesconcessions, patents, permitstolerances, tolerationsacceptances, acquiescences, agreements, assents, OKs(or okays)accords, grants interdictions, prohibitions, proscriptions denials, refusals, rejections, revocationstaboos(also tabus)injunctions, vetoesdeterrences, discouragements, repressions, suppressionsbans, embargoes, exclusions to assume responsibility for the satisfactory quality or performance ofthe computer company unconditionally warrants all of its products for one full year guarantees, guaranties attests, authenticates, avouches, certifies, testifies (to), vouches (for), witnessesassures, bonds, contracts, covenantspledges, plights, stipulates, swears, undertakes, vowsadheres, asserts, avers, avows, declares, insistsinsures to give official acceptance of as satisfactorythe state constitution warrants these measures accredits, approbates, approves, authorizes, clears, confirms, finalizes, formalizes, homologates, OKs(or okays), ratifies, sanctions accepts, acknowledges, affirmscertifies, endorses(also indorses), validatesblesses, canonizes, sanctifiesinitials, rubber-stamps, signs, signs off (on)allows, enables, legalizes, licenses(also licences), passes, permitsreapproves declines, denies, disallows, disapproves, negatives, rejects, turns down, vetoes bans, enjoins, forbids, illegalizes, interdicts, prohibits, proscribesdisregards, ignores, neglects, overlooksrebuffs, rebuts, refuses, spurns to have as a requirementthe situation warrants your immediate attention bears, challenges, claims, demands, necessitates, needs, requires, takes, wants entails, involvesasks, begs, claims, clamors (for), cries (for)hurts (for), lackscommands, enjoins, exacts, insists, presses, quests, stipulates calls for has, holds owns, possesses to state as a fact usually forcefullywe'll all be dead before that happens, I warrant affirms, alleges, asserts, avers, avouches, avows, claims, contends, declares, insists, maintains, professes, protests, purports announces, broadcasts, proclaimsargues, rationalizes, reasonsconfirms, justifies, vindicatesdefends, perseveres, supports, upholdsreaffirms, reasserts puts forth denies, gainsays abandonsdisavows, disclaims, disowns, negates, negatives, rejects, repudiateschallenges, disputes, questionsconfutes, disproves, rebuts, refutescontradicts, counters to give official or legal power tobailiffs are warranted to enforce the subpoena accredits, authorizes, certifies, charters(British), commissions, empowers, enables, invests, licenses(also licences), qualifies, vests approves, clears, credentials, endorses(also indorses), OKs(or okays), sanctionsaffirms, confirms, validatesinaugurates, inducts, initiates, installs, instates, swears inallows, lets, permitsenfranchises, entitles, privileges disqualifies bans, bars, blocks, constrains, denies, disallows, disbars, discourages, disenfranchises, disfranchises, excludes, hinders, holds back, impedes, inhibits, obstructs, prevents, shuts out, stopsenjoins, forbids, interdicts, outlaws, prohibits, proscribes, vetoes |