0 a formal statement saying that you are not legally responsible for something, such as the information given in a book or on the internet, or that you have no direct involvement in it --
1 a statement that you are not responsible for something: --
The disclaimer reminded viewers that the movie is a drama, not a documentary.
2 an official statement in which you say you are not legally responsible for something: --
The website's disclaimer states that shipments are only guaranteed when sent to residents in the UK.
Traders have attempted to get around the existing law by placing disclaimers on the goods and by acknowledging that they are copies.
I wish to make the usual disclaimers about the precision of the amendment's wording.
Letters giving advice are packed full of caveats and disclaimers.
I suspect that those disclaimers of all cautionary provisos would not have very much effect.
Then there is the date of delivery; and disclaimers about the responsibility of agents.
The court has an involvement in certain disclaimers, largely to protect the rights of third parties.
The disclaimers in some have to be read to be believed.
In spite of our disclaimers, we were included in the scheme.
