caveats

USKAV-ee-ahts/ˈkæviɑts/UKKAV-ee-ats/ˈkævɪæts/

2 meanings of caveats

1
noun
Plural of caveat. Use it for more than one warning or limit.
The deal looks good, but there are a few caveats you should know about.
The doctor gave me the new pills with some caveats about side effects.
2
verb
Third-person singular present of caveat. Use it with he, she, or it.
He always caveats his advice by saying he is not an expert.
The report caveats its numbers because some data is missing.

caveats is a form of caveat

caveat, noun: A condition or exception that limits what someone says or agrees to. Full entry

Forms: caveatcaveats plural
Spelling: caveat → caveats: add -s
Sound: The ending sounds like /s/.

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