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caveat
noun as in warning
Example Sentences
The caveat is that U.S. sales are increasingly tied to what happens in the stock market.
The Guardian also put some caveats in its positive review.
This applies to all pots, with the caveat that four groups will have two European nations, as there are 16 European qualifiers to be drawn into 12 groups.
There is a caveat: To be eligible for the credit, it isn’t enough to purchase equipment.
Although semiconductors, memory chips and other AI infrastructure investments have been hot this year, Liddle said the caveat was that “these are still historically cyclical investments” that have higher risk.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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