warrant

noun, verb28 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.4

a document issued by a judge authorizing the police to arrest someone

a legal document authorizing police to enter and search premises

an official order for someone to be executed

an arrest warrant that has been issued but not yet served or executed

a warrant issued in a criminal case

a warrant issued by a judicial officer or court

a written order issued by a judge for the arrest of a person who has failed to appear in court

a warrant issued by a monarch, especially one authorizing a tradesman to supply goods to the royal household

to definitely be important enough to make an action necessary

to obviously be important enough to make an action necessary

to almost not be important or serious enough to make a particular action necessary

done without having a legal warrant

a warrant that specifies a particular purpose, such as an arrest

to formally produce and give out a warrant

to deliver a legal warrant to someone

to sign a document to make a warrant official

to give official permission for a warrant

to agree to give a warrant that has been asked for

to require a warrant to do something legally

to make a warrant necessary to do something legally

to succeed in obtaining a warrant

to get a warrant, especially by making an effort

to carry out the action that a warrant gives you the authority for

to try to obtain a warrant from a court

having sufficient importance to justify a response

having sufficient gravity to justify a response

being sufficiently harsh or intense to justify a response

an official identity card carried by a police officer