Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Caveat"

A: it means with some warnings or specific requirements, conditions or limitations.

I.e. there are extra things you need to be aware of when doing this task

A: I’m means a warning for a limitation or event that will likely happen in the near future.

A: warning or caution, an admonition
it has a different meaning in law though

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A: a caveat is normally a legal warning

A: Your are free to go. There is one caveat, though. You can not leave the city.

A: Before you make your final decision, you might want to consider the caveat in this agreement.

A: "It's a really cheap way to get tickets for sports matches but there are a few caveats: if it rains, you can't refund the tickets; and they can't guarantee seats so you might have to stand."

A: "Caveat" is Latin, so it sounds much more formal. "Warning" is Germanic, so it sounds more direct.
A caveat is a warning of a specific limitation of something such as information or an agreement
Example of Caveat:
"There was one caveat: he was not to enter into a merger or otherwise weaken the Roche family's control of the firm".

A warning is an advance notice of something that will happen, often something unpleasant or dangerous.
Example of Warning:
1."The soldiers opened fire without warning".
2."He was killed because he ignored a warning to put stronger cords on his parachute".

A: Caveat = similar to "however"; very formal and many people use it wrong; provides additional information that serves as a warning or limit.
Example: This medicine is great for allergies. As a caveat, it makes you really sleepy.

Warning: can be used on its own; to tell someone to be careful you "give a warning"
Example 1: Warning - Ice On Road
Example 2: As a word of warning, it smells really bad in there.
Example 3: I should warn you, I snore.

Caution: very similar to warning; if someone has given you a warning you might "proceed with caution" - some signs also ask you to "proceed with caution" as a way of warning you
Example 1: Caution - Wet Floor
Example 2: Ice on Road - Proceed With Caution
Example: I was worried that there was a burglar, so I entered my house cautiously. (Or "I proceeded with caution into my house", but that sounds kind of bookish)

A: This is how I say it :)

A: Es una palabra algo formal que quiere decir "advertencia".

A: A caveat is similar to an exception. It refers to something that's different, uncertain or flawed about something. A typical example would be "I think this will all go according to plan, with the caveat that we don't know exactly who will be able to participate or how long it'll take.". It's a way of flagging up an additional, complicating nuance to what you're saying. Another example "Serena Williams is a brilliant tennis player, despite the caveat that she's sometimes her own worst enemy and loses matches she objectively should've won.".

A reservation is a negative feeling towards something, or a positive opinion you think it's likely be parting with when presented with more information about the thing. It can also represent a negative feeling towards something or someone in a particular context, which does not mean you generally dislike it or them. You could for instance have reservations against a particular friend getting drunk because you don't like how they behave when intoxicated.

A clause is a term used in linguistics and law. It refers to a section of a text, usually similar in length to a phrase. Adding a clause to a contract often means specifying a particular outcome in the event of a specific circumstance; you could for instance add a clause to an agreement stating that if either party dies while it is in effect, their next of kin inherits the benefits and responsibilities of it, should they agree to it.

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A: Exception would be an accurate substitution for caveat.

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