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waive

verb as in give up; let go

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Several utility companies are also waiving late fees.

To allay fears, GM tried to get every single worker to sign an agreement waiving their right to sue in exchange for compensation.

Universities with an endowment of $2 million per undergraduate student are asked to waive tuition for students who pursue “hard science” programs.

Before canceling, some customers ask to have the annual fee reduced or waived, LendingTree’s Schulz said.

McMahon has encouraged states to ask her to waive rules on spending the money.