Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

as-was

adverb
/ˈæz wɑːz/
Definition
A state or condition that exists as it was previously, unchanged.
Examples
  • The house was sold as-was, meaning the new owner must take care of the renovations themselves.
  • He offered his car for sale as-was, so the buyer accepted it knowing it needed repairs.
Meaning
The term ‘as-was’ refers to something that has retained its previous state or characteristics without any changes.
Synonyms
  • unchanged
  • as is
  • in its original state