Coverage and Warrant

Coverage

Coverage noun - The amount of something (as subject matter) included.

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

Nearby Words: cover, covered, covering

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

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

special	special coverage	special warrant
massive	massive coverage	massive warrant

Serious Business: Apparently it's serious enough that a cooking duel between breadmakers from two competing bakery chains can warrant a stadium-sized audience and "Death of Anna Nicole Smith"-level media coverage.

Source: Manga / Yakitate!! Japan
Brought up in Veronica Mars when Weevil mentions that shortly after the murder of Lilly Kane, a little girl from his neighborhood named Marisol Reyes disappeared, but she didn't warrant the same amount of media coverage or therapy sessions for the students.

Source: Missing White Woman Syndrome
Missing White Woman Syndrome: Brought up when Weevil mentions that shortly after the murder of Lilly Kane, a little girl from his neighborhood named Marisol Reyes disappeared, but she didn't warrant the same amount of media coverage or therapy sessions for the students.

Source: Series / Veronica Mars

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