fine print

Frequency: 7.010.5 per million words

Refers to the detailed, often restrictive, terms and conditions in a document.

printADJECTIVE + print

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Examples (10)

  • Always read the fine print before signing any contract.
  • Many people overlook the fine print in insurance policies.
  • The lawyer advised us to pay close attention to the fine print.
  • There might be some hidden fees in the fine print of the agreement.
  • She spent hours deciphering the fine print of the loan document.
  • Don't be fooled by the attractive offer; always look for the fine print.
  • The company was criticized for burying crucial details in the fine print.
  • Understanding the fine print can save you from future problems.
  • Is there anything important in the fine print that I should know?
  • He learned the hard way that ignoring the fine print can be costly.