waiver

noungiving up; letting go

Synonyms for waiver

noun giving up; letting go

Antonyms for waiver

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noun. repudiation

Word Origin & History

"act of waiving," 1620s (modern usage is often short for waiver clause); from Anglo-French legal usage of infinitive as a noun (see waive). Baseball waivers is recorded from 1907. Other survivals of noun use of infinitives in Anglo-French legalese include disclaimer, merger, rejoinder, misnomer, ouster, retainer, attainder.

Example Sentences for waiver

She implored a waiver of the forfeiture in her and young Walter's favour.

You forgot to give me a waiver of responsibility when you talked me into varying the experiment.

I should have got the waiver from you then, but you got me all confused with Disraeli's oratory.

I believe not, indeed,” says the waiver; “many thanks to your majesty.

Let him waiver or be uncertain in his decisions and woe is it to him.

They will accept your waiver and send it on to the Commission without it.

Waiver — Any of the above conditions can be waived if you get permission from the copyright holder.

When the people sees that,” says the waiver to himself, “the sorra one will dar for to come near me.

The company had refused to accede to the demands for unionization, even with a waiver of all other claims.

Were you the one in the office who had the initial contact with the INS, in connection with the waiver of section 243(g)?

waiver

Synonyms for waiver

Antonyms for waiver

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quitclaim

relinquishment

renunciation

waiver

Synonyms for waiver

Antonyms for waiver

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