caveated

verb

USKAV-ee-aht-id/ˈkæviɑtɪd/UKKAV-ee-at-id/ˈkævɪætɪd/

1 meaning of caveated

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verb
Simple past and past participle of caveat.
The spokesperson caveated every answer with a reminder that the investigation was ongoing.
The heirs caveated the executor's claim for fees as excessive.

caveat, verb: To qualify a statement by attaching a caveat or proviso to it. Full entry

Forms: caveatcaveats he/she/itcaveating -ing formcaveated past tense, past participle
Spelling: caveat → caveated: add -ed
Sound: The ending sounds like /ɪd/, an extra syllable.

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