Base and Warrant

Base

Base noun - An immaterial thing upon which something else rests.
Usage example: the firm belief that complete trust between husband and wife is the base of any successful marriage

Warrant and base are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Warrant" instead a noun "Base".

Nearby Words: basic, basal, based, baseline, baseball

Warrant

Warrant noun - The approval by someone in authority for the doing of something.

Base and warrant are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Base" instead a noun "Warrant".

How words are described

old old base old warrant
massive massive base massive warrant
big big base big warrant
new new base new warrant

Common collocations

name base name warrant name
team base team warrant team
campaign base campaign warrant campaign
existence base existence warrant existence

Both words in one sentence

  • Area 51 Before or after this mission, your warrant level would instantly shoot up to 5 stars if you wandered too close to the base.
    Source: Area 51
  • The ratings managed to stay stable and warrant a third season but most of the changes were met with backlash by the show's fan base (aside from the introduction of Ensemble Darkhorse Chuck Larabee).
  • Film / Law Abiding Citizen There is also the napalm bomb trick at the end— even with extensive evidence about Clyde being the man responsible for the attack, Nick did enter Clyde's "base" without a legal warrant and allow the man to die, even tricking him into activating the device that killed him.
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