verb

warrant

To promise that something is true or reliable.

The maker warrants that the part meets the stated specification.

Etymology

The guarantee noun supplied a verb for guaranteeing. To warrant something is to stand behind its truth or reliability.

More examples

  • They warranted the accuracy of the account.
  • The seller has warranted the goods against defects.
  • The contract records what each party warrants.

Forms

warrant · warrants · warranted · warranting

Similar words

guarantee
Promises or assures that a condition will hold.
vouch
Personally attests to reliability or truth.