caveat emptor
- Latin for 'let the buyer beware.' It emphasizes that purchasers are buying a product or property at their own risk and should personally check for any apparent defects or imperfections
- The collector adhered to the principle of caveat emptor when buying antiques at the flea market.
- Due to the condition of the used car, the dealer told the buyer it was a case of caveat emptor.
- She did not inspect the vintage dress for damages, resulting in a situation of caveat emptor.
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