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Meanings of quite warranted in English

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Usage of quite warranted in English
1
I think this criticism is not quite warranted.
The Irish Times
2
Frederick was quite warranted in saying that it was not ready; and through no fault of his.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 12 — Modern History
3
He had no means of telling what they were doing but felt quite warranted in supposing they were sending a message.
Curlie Carson Listens In
4
"A remark was made the other night which struck me as quite warranted," Benson said.
The Intriguers
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"That remark," said Weston, "is quite warranted.
The Gold Trail
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