warrantor Synonyms
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warrantor Meaning
Wordnet
warrantor (n)
one who provides a warrant or guarantee to another
Webster
warrantor (n.)
One who warrants.
warrantor Sentence Examples
- The warrantor of the used car promised to cover any mechanical issues that arose within the first six months.
- The seller acted as the warrantor, assuring the buyer that the appliance was in perfect working order.
- The manufacturer issued a warranty, with themselves as the warrantor, guaranteeing the product's quality for a specified period.
- The warrantor's signature appeared on the warranty document, indicating their obligation to fulfill its terms.
- The warrantor was legally responsible for any defects or malfunctions covered by the warranty.
- The aggrieved customer filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau against the warrantor who breached the warranty.
- The defective product triggered a recall, obligating the warrantor to reimburse customers for repairs or replacements.
- The extended warranty provided additional peace of mind, extending the warrantor's liability beyond the initial coverage period.
- The warrantor's reputation was at stake as they sought to maintain customer satisfaction by honoring their warranties.
- The homeowner had the right to demand compensation from the warrantor for the faulty installation of a new roof.
FAQs About the word warrantor
one who provides a warrant or guarantee to anotherOne who warrants.
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The warrantor of the used car promised to cover any mechanical issues that arose within the first six months.
The seller acted as the warrantor, assuring the buyer that the appliance was in perfect working order.
The manufacturer issued a warranty, with themselves as the warrantor, guaranteeing the product's quality for a specified period.
The warrantor's signature appeared on the warranty document, indicating their obligation to fulfill its terms.
