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Meanings of emptor in English
Synonyms
Examples for "buyer"
Examples for "buyer"
1
Meet-the-buyer events are held each year to highlight procurement opportunities for SMEs.
2
Jha said solving the pension problem was key to finding a buyer.
3
Recent reports said that the company is interested in finding a buyer.
4
Gallery is an important relationship contact point for any new art buyer.
5
Japan has been a major buyer of AAUs, mostly from Eastern Europe.
1
In Scotland, we have no purchaser-provider split or competition between health providers.
2
Perhaps God will soon find a purchaser; if so, in their behalf.
3
This notification happened before the purchaser had a chance to approve it.
4
Early in that month the last prospective purchaser decided not to buy.
5
Does it bind either the seller or the purchaser in any way?
1
The baron had just fallen in La Vendee, fighting for the Crown.
2
Thouars was the only town in La Vendee which was still walled.
3
You have to think of them, as well as of La Vendee.
4
Andre Lemoine has been a soldier; he was in La Vendee.
5
It was, according to the Moniteur, a symbol of faithful Vendee.
Usage of emptor in English
1
For us, it is caveat emptor at its crudest and most brutal.
2
And the seller has all the variants of caveat emptor ready to retort.
3
I haven't gotten to play these games myself, so caveat emptor.
4
Sooner or later the law must interfere, and Caveat emptor falls to the ground.
5
There is no alternative to having a big rights issue, so caveat emptor, he said.
6
IV Section 35: "Similiter et bonorum emptor ficto se herede agit."
7
And moreover a legal maxim-caveatemptor, "Let the buyer beware"-madecheating legally safe.
8
There are numerous sources of cheap copies of Windows 7, but as always, caveat emptor.
9
Didn't you ever hear of Caveat emptor, Mr. Chaffanbrass?
10
As the aul Latin lads used to say when they checked their Twitter timelines, caveat emptor.
11
While the range of treatments is growing, and treatments are becoming more accessible, caveat emptor applies.
12
Very much a case of caveat emptor.
13
What does your Caveat emptor come to?
14
Windows 7 is no longer the current version, and there are scammers selling pirate copies, so caveat emptor.
15
The old law of caveat emptor protects the SELLER of fake mining stocks, not the BUYER of them.
16
Caveat emptor is the only motto going, and the worst proverb that ever came from dishonest stony-hearted Rome.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Emptor through the time