Disclaimer ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Disclaimer ( noun )

1. A statement denying responsibility for the accuracy or reliability of information, typically one issued by a company or organization.
2. A statement warning of the potential consequences of using or relying on certain information or actions.

Origin:

From the middle english word "disclaymer", from the old french word "desclamer" meaning to renounce or deny, from the latin word "disclamare" meaning to call off or to reject.

Examples:

1. The company issued a disclaimer stating that they were not responsible for any damages caused by their product.
2. The book came with a disclaimer warning of graphic content.
3. The website had a disclaimer that the information provided was for educational purposes only.
4. The lawyer included a disclaimer in the contract stating that his client would not be held liable for any damages.
5. The investment advisor provided a disclaimer that the investments were speculative and could result in a loss of principal.

(As a verb)

Disclaimer ( verb )

1. A statement denying responsibility for the accuracy or reliability of information, typically one issued by a company or organization.
2. A statement warning of the potential consequences of using or relying on certain information or actions.

Origin:

From the middle english word "disclaymer", from the old french word "desclamer" meaning to renounce or deny, from the latin word "disclamare" meaning to call off or to reject.

Examples:

1. The company issued a disclaimer stating that they were not responsible for any damages caused by their product.
2. The book came with a disclaimer warning of graphic content.
3. The website had a disclaimer that the information provided was for educational purposes only.
4. The lawyer included a disclaimer in the contract stating that his client would not be held liable for any damages.
5. The investment advisor provided a disclaimer that the investments were speculative and could result in a loss of principal.