Definition

A person who guarantees or promises to ensure that something is true or valid, often related to a contract or agreement.

Example

The warranter assured the buyer that the product was free from defects.

Conversation

I just found out that the seller is a warranter for that car I want.

Oh, that's great! It means you’re covered if anything goes wrong.

Exactly! I feel more secure knowing there's a warranter involved.

For sure, it makes a big difference when buying used.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Warranter → It is formed from "warrant" (from Old French *garant*, meaning to guarantee or protect) and "-er" (meaning a person who). A warranter is a person who guarantees or provides assurance.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who 'guarantees' something — that's what a warranter does, as they are the person providing assurance.

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