caveats
USKAV-ee-ahts/ˈkæviɑts/UKKAV-ee-ats/ˈkævɪæts/
- 1Plural of caveat.
The study's authors list several caveats, including the small size of their sample.
She agreed to the plan, with two caveats: the budget stays fixed and the deadline cannot move.
- 2Third-person singular simple present indicative of caveat.
The forecaster caveats every long-range prediction with a reminder that the models often disagree.
Each chapter caveats its conclusions, noting where the evidence remains thin.
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caveats is a form of caveat
caveat, noun: A qualification that limits a statement or arrangement, or an exception made to it. Full entry
- Forms
- caveatcaveats plural
- Spelling
- caveat → caveats: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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