caveator (Meaning)
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caveator (n.)
One who enters a caveat.
Synonyms & Antonyms of caveator
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
caveator Sentence Examples
- The caveator filed a formal objection to the proposed changes in the property deed.
- As a caveator, she had the legal right to challenge the terms of the will.
- The caveator raised concerns about the accuracy of the financial statements submitted to the board.
- The attorney represented the caveator in the dispute over the distribution of assets.
- The caveator's objections prompted a thorough review of the contract before it was finalized.
- The caveator sought legal counsel to protect their interests in the contentious divorce proceedings.
- The caveator's presence at the meeting signaled their intention to contest the proposed merger.
- The caveator's input was crucial in shaping the final decision regarding the land development project.
- The court granted the caveator an extension to gather additional evidence for their case.
- The caveator's actions delayed the probate process as the court reviewed their objections.
FAQs About the word caveator
One who enters a caveat.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The caveator filed a formal objection to the proposed changes in the property deed.
As a caveator, she had the legal right to challenge the terms of the will.
The caveator raised concerns about the accuracy of the financial statements submitted to the board.
The attorney represented the caveator in the dispute over the distribution of assets.
