3 uses
- He wore them with the careless impertinence of utter ease in the unbecoming, and the very grotesqueness of his appearance became a declaration of his superiority, a superiority great enough to warrant disregard of so much ungainliness.2.6 — Part 2 Chapter 6 (35% in)
- He had found a small firm that needed the work and undertook it, charging more than the job warranted—on the ground of the chance they were taking with a queer experiment.1.11 — Part 1 Chapter 11 (63% in)
- He said: "I had never thought myself important enough to warrant assassination.2.3 — Part 2 Chapter 3 (46% in)
There are no more uses of "warrant" in The Fountainhead.
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