Based
Based adjective - Having a base.
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Warranted and based are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Warranted" instead an adjective "Based".
Nearby Words: base, basing
Both words in one sentence
- Based on Mr Brown the lockpick's testimony, this is entirely warranted: he considers her scarier than Mr Teatime.
Source: One Bad Mother - In the transitional scene between the Nut Room and the Department of the Future, among the It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time inventions stashed away in the lonely cellars of the factory are Square Sweets That Look Round, a Pun-based gag that warranted most of a Breather Chapter in the book.
Source: Mythology Gag / Theater
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