disclaimer in Japanese
disclaimer in Japanese is 免責事項 — disclaimer means a statement that limits or denies legal responsibility for something, typically attached to a product, website, contract or piece of advice.
disclaimer in Japanese
免責事項
Pronounced: mensekijikō
(legal) A denial, disavowal, or renunciation, as of a title, claim, interest, estate, or trust; relinquishment or waiver of an interest or estate.
What does "disclaimer" mean?
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noun A statement that limits or denies legal responsibility for something, typically attached to a product, website, contract or piece of advice.
"The site carries a disclaimer that nothing on it is financial advice."
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noun A remark made before saying something, to warn the listener of your bias, limits or lack of expertise.
"With the disclaimer that I have only read the summary, here is what I think."
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noun In law, a formal renunciation of a claim, right or interest, such as an inheritance one refuses to accept.
"She signed a disclaimer of interest in her uncle's estate."
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disclaimer in a sentence
- The site carries a disclaimer that nothing on it is financial advice.
- A one-line disclaimer will not save a manufacturer from liability for a dangerous product.
- With the disclaimer that I have only read the summary, here is what I think.
- He began the talk with a disclaimer that he was not a doctor.
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What is "disclaimer" in Japanese?
"disclaimer" in Japanese is 免責事項. disclaimer means: A statement that limits or denies legal responsibility for something, typically attached to a product, website, contract or piece of advice.
How do you pronounce 免責事項?
"disclaimer" in Japanese is 免責事項, pronounced "mensekijikō".
How do you use "disclaimer" in a sentence?
Example: "The site carries a disclaimer that nothing on it is financial advice." In Japanese, "disclaimer" is 免責事項.
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