Phrase/Idiom | caveat emptor |
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Definition | This Latin expression means “let the buyer beware”. This means that the buyer is purchasing the articles at his/her own risk and is responsible for examining them beforehand. |
Example | Caveat emptor is a principle to be remembered when buying second-hand goods. |
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