as is

Related to as is: ASOS

as is

The state or condition that something is already in, with no further changes or improvements. When used in the context of a sale or agreement, it implies that there is no guarantee or warranty as to the condition of something after purchase. I don't have time to add anything more to my term paper; I hope it's good enough as is. I bought the car as is from the seller, so I was out of luck when the engine fell apart two days later.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

as is

Just the way it is, with no changes. For example, We saved a few dollars by buying the floor sample on an as is basis. This expression is used of goods to be sold that may be slightly worn, damaged, or otherwise less than perfect.
The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer.

as is

Informal
Just the way it is, with no changes or modifications: bought the samovar as is from an antique dealer.
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.
See also:
  • there must be something in the water
  • blessed with (something)
  • eighth wonder
  • no thanks to
  • no thanks to (someone or something)
  • no thanks to somebody/something
  • no thanks to you
  • throw (someone or something) on the scrap heap
  • sure cure
  • nose around
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