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warrant = guarantee + -y = a state of being guaranteed. Origin: Latin 'guarire' → Old French 'garantie' → English 'warranty'. Imagine a document stamped with a seal, which symbolizes safety and assurance.
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Read the FAQ explanation of Comprehensible InputA warranty is a formal promise from a seller or manufacturer that a product will perform as described for a defined period. It can cover repair, replacement, or a refund if defects appear under normal use. Warranties vary by jurisdiction and product type, and they may be limited by conditions, exclusions, and registration requirements. Some products are also covered by implied warranties under consumer protection laws, which apply even without a written warranty. When shopping, look for the length of coverage, what is repaired or replaced, whether service is free, and any actions you must take to claim it. Reading the terms helps prevent surprises.
English speakers often separate warranty as a formal promise and separate return policies; learners spot the legal nuance and may confuse implied warranties with written ones
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