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Word of the Day
Intermediate
Caveat
/ˈkæv.i.æt/
· noun
What does "Caveat" mean?
A warning, qualification, or condition attached to an agreement, statement, or plan.
Example sentences
1
The architecture proposal is strong, but with one major caveat: migration requires 4 hours of read-only mode.
2
She agreed to the revised contract with several legal caveats.
3
There is a caveat to these benchmark numbers: they were recorded on local synthetic data.
Common mistake
Used with 'with': 'with the caveat that...', not 'for the caveat'.