How Do You Spell WARRANTER?

Pronunciation: [wˈɒɹantə] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "warranter" follows typical English phonetics rules. The first syllable, "war," is pronounced with the vowel sound /ɔ/ as in "oar." The second syllable, "ran," is pronounced with the vowel sound /æ/ as in "cat." Finally, the suffix "ter" is pronounced with the consonant sound /t/ and the schwa sound /ə/ as in "hamster." Together, the word is pronounced /ˈwɔrəntər/ and refers to someone who guarantees or provides a warranty.

WARRANTER Meaning and Definition

1. A warranter is an individual or entity who gives a formal assurance or guarantee, usually in writing, to the purchaser or recipient of a product or service. The warranter provides a specific commitment that the product or service, when used in the specified manner, will meet certain standards or perform as expected. The purpose of a warranty is to provide the buyer with confidence that they are making a reliable purchase, and to protect their rights in case the product or service fails to meet the agreed-upon terms.

   The warranter's role is to assume the liability for any damages, defects, or malfunctions that occur during the specified warranty period. This means that the warranter may be required to repair, replace, or refund the purchase price of the defective product or service. The terms and conditions of the warranty, including its duration and coverage, are typically outlined in a warranty document or agreement.

   In some cases, the warranter may be the original manufacturer or provider of the product or service, while in others, it could be a third-party entity that offers extended or additional warranty coverage. Regardless of who the warranter is, their primary responsibility is to fulfill the commitments outlined in the warranty and ensure customer satisfaction.

2. One who warrants.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for WARRANTER

• qarranter
• aarranter
• sarranter
• earranter
• 3arranter
• 2arranter
• wzrranter
• wsrranter
• wwrranter
• wqrranter
• waeranter
• wadranter
• wafranter
• watranter
• wa5ranter
• wa4ranter
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Etymology of WARRANTER

The word "warranter" derives from the verb "warrant", which comes from Old North French "warantir". This Old North French term is a combination of the elements "warant" (meaning "protector" or "guarantor") and "-ir" (a verbal suffix). The Old North French "warantir" was adopted into English during the Middle English period as "warranten" or "waranten", and later evolved into "warrant" and "warranter". The word "warrant" refers to an authorization or guarantee, while a "warranter" is someone who provides this assurance or guarantee.

Similar spelling words for WARRANTER

• warrantor,
• warranty,
• warrantee,
• warrant,
• warranted.

Plural form of WARRANTER is WARRANTERS