THE ONLY CAVEAT IS THAT

Definition: A cautionary condition or stipulation that qualifies a statement or assertion, indicating a specific limitation or exception.

Synonyms: Only Condition, Sole Stipulation, Single Catch, Sole Proviso, Singular Condition

Usage Examples in Sentences

The only caveat is that you can have ice cream after dinner.

The only caveat is that the product warranty expires after one year.

He loves the new job, but the only caveat is that he has to relocate to a different city.

The only caveat is that her impeccable memory, while impressive, often leads to unintentional moments of solitude.

The only caveat is that you must be present at the meeting to participate in the discussion.

She agreed to help, but the only caveat is that she needs the materials by tomorrow.

We can go hiking this weekend, but the only caveat is that it might rain.

You can borrow my car, but the only caveat is that you need to fill up the gas tank before returning it.

We ensure high-quality service, but the only caveat is that delays may occur during unforeseen circumstances.

#10

The only caveat is that customers must provide valid identification for age-restricted purchases.

#11

We offer a money-back guarantee, but the only caveat is that it applies only to certain products.

#12

We can offer you a refund, but the only caveat is that it will take up to two weeks to process.

#13

In our agreement, the only caveat is that you must provide a valid ID for verification.

#14

The only caveat is that the discount applies only to purchases made before midnight.