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caveat

/kæˈviːɛt/ noun · British & US
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What does caveat mean?

noun

A warning or proviso, especially one that is attached to a contract or agreement. A cautious or prudent remark.

Example

"The fine print included a caveat that the company was not responsible for any damages."

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