Base
Warrant
Warrant noun - The approval by someone in authority for the doing of something.
Mutual synonyms
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
Both words in one sentence
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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).
Source: Sophomore Slump -
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.
Source: Film / Law Abiding Citizen
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