Meaning & Definition of word "Warranty"
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Warranty
/ˈwɔːrənti/
noun:
- 1. A written guarantee issued to a purchaser of an article by its manufacturer, promising to repair or replace it if necessary within a specified period.
- Example: The laptop came with a three-year warranty that covered parts and labor.
- 2. A guarantee or assurance, especially regarding the quality or performance of a product.
- Example: She was reassured by the warranty that the watch would be repaired if it malfunctioned.
- 3. A legal assurance or promise regarding certain conditions or facts within a contract.
- Example: The contract included a warranty that all the services would meet industry standards.
Etymology
Middle English 'warrantie', from Anglo-Norman 'garantie', from 'garantir'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
lifetime warranty:
A warranty that lasts for the lifetime of the product.
money-back warranty:
A guarantee that the customer can get their money back if they are not satisfied.
limited warranty:
A guarantee that only covers certain conditions or parts.
Related Words
guarantee:
A formal promise, typically in written form, by a manufacturer or seller.
assurance:
A positive declaration intended to give confidence.
Slang Meanings of warranty
Meaning: Get warranty'd
Example Sentence: If it breaks, just get it warranty'd.
Meaning: Warrantied
Example Sentence: That car is still warrantied, so you’re safe.