21 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Warranted' in a Sentence

"Justified or well-founded; having a valid or legitimate basis; lacking uncertainty or speculation." more

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After completing all her homework, Sarah felt a warranted sense of accomplishment.

Wearing a coat is warranted in the cold winter.

She is warranted a gold star for solving the puzzle.

His excellent behavior in class warranted a gold star on the chart.

The excitement among the team members was warranted as they secured their first victory of the season.

The teacher's smile was warranted as the students aced the test.

His smile is warranted when he sees his favorite toy.

She felt warranted pride after completing the puzzle by herself.

The doctor assured the patient that the prescribed medicine was warranted for a speedy recovery.

Using the umbrella was warranted to stay dry in the rain.

The teacher's praise for the student's hard work was warranted, as the improvement in grades was evident.

His success in the science fair was warranted, given the thorough research and well-documented experiment.

The warm jacket was warranted on the chilly winter day.

His laughter was warranted when he heard the funny joke.

Wearing a helmet while biking is always warranted for safety reasons.

The loud thunderstorm warranted a delay in the outdoor picnic.

The teacher's praise was warranted when Sarah aced her math test.

The detective had a warranted suspicion that the mysterious footprint belonged to the culprit.

The doctor said the medicine was warranted to cure the common cold.

The teacher's praise is warranted for your colorful drawing.

The detective had a warranted suspicion that the missing keys were hidden under the bed.

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