
Caveat
Conditional Agreement
Use 'caveat' to express conditions or concerns when agreeing to something.

She accepted the job offer with the caveat that she could work remotely on Fridays.
Cultural Nuance
'Caveat' may sound formal and is often used in business or legal contexts rather than casual conversation.

The sales agreement includes a caveat regarding product delivery timelines.
Express Caution
'Caveat' is handy when advising someone to think before acting due to possible issues.

I'd like to join your venture, with the caveat that we address potential risks.
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