Caveat
Pronunciation: /ˈkeɪviːˌæt/
Caveat (noun)
- a warning or condition that must be considered before doing something.
- a formal notice in law to prevent an action until the notifier is heard.
Examples
- He agreed to the plan with one caveat.
- The offer was accepted, but there was a caveat.
Common collocations: important caveat, add a caveat, caveat applies, file a caveat, legal caveat