Collocations for "warrant"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "warrant" in context.
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warrant
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- [a search, an arrest, an execution, an extradition] warrant
- a warrant to [search]
- a warrant [for, to, of] arrest
- [show, present, request, issue, sign] a warrant
- let me see your warrant
- do you have a warrant?
- a warrant to search the [property, house, office]
- issued a warrant for his arrest
- you'll need a warrant (to)
- the [police, officers] obtained a warrant
- the judge signed the warrant
- no judge would issue a warrant [to, for]
- a warrant to [seize, enter, inspect]
- pursuant to the warrant
- the warrant [allows, entitles] the holder to
- is no warrant for such [action, behavior, suggestions]
- warrants further [research, action, investment]
- enough to warrant further [research]
- (cannot) warrant the [accuracy, completeness]
- warrant (that) the [item, product]
- warranted for [life, accuracy, use]
- [might, could, may] warrant [removing, introducing, implementing]
- [does, do, did] not warrant so much [anger, criticism, outrage]
- I warrant [you, he'll]
- issued by the warrant officer
- trade in warrant bonds
'warrant' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):