Definition of waive - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
rulesrefrain from enforcing a rule or penalty
- The teacher waived the late submission penalty.
2.
legalgive up a right or claim voluntarily
- She decided to waive her right to a lawyer.
Origin of waive
Middle English, weiven (abandon)
Examples of waive in a sentence
He waived his right to a trial by jury. He chose to waive the late fee. They agreed to waive certain contractual obligations.
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- French:renoncer, ...
- German:verzichten, aufgeben, ...
- Italian:rinunciare, ...
- Spanish:eximir, renunciar a, ...
- Portuguese:dispensar, abdicar, ...
- Chinese:免除, 弃权, ...
- Japanese:免除する, 放棄する, ...
- Arabic:تَنازَلَ عَنْ, تَنَازَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְוַתֵּר, לְוַתֵּר עַל, ...
- Russian:освобождать, отказаться от, ...
- Ukrainian:відмінити, відмовитися, ...
- Hindi:माफ़ करना, छोड़ना, ...
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