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warranter

warranter

8.6
A company that promises to fix or replace something if it fails
  • noun
  • /ˈwɔːrəntər/
  • UK
translation icon : garante
  • The warranter provided a full refund for the defective product.

Examples

  • A reliable warranter is essential for consumer confidence.

  • If the product fails, the warranter is responsible for repairs or replacement.

  • Each warranter signed the agreement to confirm their guarantees.

  • The warranter must ensure that all the terms of the contract are met.

  • If the product fails, the warranter is responsible for repairs or replacement.

  • The warranter provided a full refund for the defective product.

  • A reliable warranter is essential for consumer confidence.

Synonyms

warrantor
vswarranter
  • Formal
9.2

A person or company who promises that a product is good and will fix problems

focuses on confirming quality, performance, or legal standing rather than promising repairs

Surface Forms

warranter singular
warranters plural

Morphology

warranter = warrant (transparent) = warrant + er

Agentive formation from the verb 'warrant' using productive English '-er', meaning 'one who warrants/guarantees'.

Etymology

Warranter comes from warrant, a word that originally meant to 'guarantee' or 'protect', and the ending -er means 'a person who does something'. You can see the same root in warranty, which is a promise about a product. So a warranter is someone who promises or guarantees that something is true or will work.