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warranting

warranting noun: a guarantee. Also the present participle and gerund of warrant.

Noun

warranting (plural warrantings)

  1. A guarantee.
    • A tradesman disdains to lie, abhors to oppress; yet hath uttered so many commodities by dissimulations, concealments, false warrantings, cunning frauds, as make up an oppression equal to Jeconiah's.a. 1652, Thomas Adams, The Bad Leaven

Also used as

warranting is also the present participle and gerund of warrant.

Forms of warranting

pluralwarrantings

Questions about warranting

What does warranting mean?
Warranting means a guarantee.
What part of speech is warranting?
Warranting is a noun.
What is the plural of warranting?
The plural of warranting is warrantings.

Words near warranting in the dictionary

  1. warranteth
  2. warrantholder
  3. warrantholders
  4. warrantied
  5. warranties
  6. warranting
  7. warrantings
  8. warrantise
  9. warrantised
  10. warrantises
  11. warrantising

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