warranty

Part of speech: noun

A written warrant by a seller.

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Usage examples "warranty":

  1. The prosecutor having retired, two other witnesses, whom he had vouched to warranty, came forward and testified to the same effect. - "Leaves from a Field Note-Book", J. H. Morgan.
  2. " I read it in a book" is to many a sufficient warranty of truth, but not to the thinker. - "The Art of Public Speaking", Dale Carnagey (AKA Dale Carnegie) and J. Berg Esenwein.
  3. It was simply a contradictious action, as there was no warranty for it in vert and venison. - "When Ghost Meets Ghost", William Frend De Morgan.