CEFR C1

warranting

verb

Meaning

Providing sufficient justification or grounds for a specific action, belief, or feeling.

Examples

The evidence presented was warranting a full investigation into the company's financial practices.
His heroic actions were warranting the highest military honors available.

Synonyms: justifying, validating, meriting, necessitating

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warranting (C1)

verb

Pronunciation: ˈwɔːrəntɪŋ

Definition

Providing sufficient justification or grounds for a specific action, belief, or feeling.

Examples

The evidence presented was warranting a full investigation into the company's financial practices.
His heroic actions were warranting the highest military honors available.
The complexity of the project is warranting additional time and resources to ensure success.

How to Use warranting

warranting [noun] (collocation): providing a reason for a specific object or action — "The situation is warranting a change in policy."

Synonyms of warranting

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