caveats
(noun)
ˈkaviˌæts
Definitions
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Warnings or provisos of specific stipulations, conditions, or limitations.
Gentle nudges from the universe, whispering clauses that dance upon the edge of agreement.Example: The contract included several caveats that restricted its application.
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A statement that limits or qualifies something; a caution.
Quiet interruptions in the symphony of discourse, like stars that sprinkle caution across the vast tapestry of thought.Example: Her advice comes with many caveats.
Origin
Early 16th century from Latin, ‘a warning’, from cavere ‘to beware’.
Synonyms
warnings, provisos, stipulations, conditions, limitations
Antonyms
assurances, certainties