Exam: TOEFL

Definition: A person who promotes or encourages the idea of going to war.

Example: The politician was labeled a warmonger for his aggressive stance on foreign policy.

Definition: The practice or policy of promoting or advocating for war or military conflict.

Example: The politician was criticized for his warmongering rhetoric during the election campaign.

Definition: To promote or advocate for war or conflict, often by stirring up hostility or aggression.

Example: The politician was accused of warmongering by pushing for military action without considering peaceful solutions.

Definition: To give a notice or alert about something that may happen, often to prevent harm or danger.

Example: She warned him about the storm coming.

Definition: To inform someone about a possible danger or problem so they can take action to avoid it.

Example: She warned him about the storm coming this evening.

Definition: Serving to alert someone about a potential danger or problem.

Example: The warning signs indicated that a storm was approaching.

Definition: A message or signal that tells someone to be careful or to avoid something dangerous.

Example: The weather service issued a warning about the approaching storm.

Definition: In a way that gives a warning or alert about something.

Example: She looked at him warningly, indicating that he should be careful.

Definition: To become bent or twisted out of shape, or to turn away from a straight path.

Example: The metal began to warp when exposed to high heat.

Definition: A twist or distortion in something, often referring to wood or fabric, or a change in mental or moral perspective.

Example: The old wooden table had a noticeable warp that made it uneven.

Definition: To twist or bend something out of its normal shape, often due to heat or pressure, or to influence someone or something in a way that is unfair or biased.

Example: The heat caused the plastic to warp, making it unusable.

Definition: A document that gives permission or authority for something, often used in legal or financial contexts.

Example: The police obtained a warrant to search the suspect's house.

Definition: To give a guarantee or assurance about something, often in a legal or formal context.

Example: The company warrants that the product will be free from defects for one year.

Definition: Describing something that can be justified or is proper and reasonable.

Example: The committee found the request for additional funding to be warrantable given the project's success.

Definition: Justified or deserved; having a good reason or basis for something.

Example: The decision to cancel the event was warranted due to the severe weather conditions.

Definition: To be justified or necessary; to have a good reason for something.

Example: The evidence warranted further investigation into the case.

Definition: Describing an action that is done without a legal document that allows it, especially in the context of law enforcement.

Example: The police conducted a warrantless search of the premises.