Waive

глагол 1) а) [юриспруденция] отказываться (от права, требования) Например: to waive a counsel — отказаться от адвоката to waive privilege — отказаться от привилегии Синоним(ы): forgo б) не требовать выполнения чего-либо 2) временно откладывать, откладывать на неопределённое время 3) [устаревшее] уклоняться (от спора, темы)

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Waive

transitive verb (waived; waiving) Etymology: Middle English weiven to decline, reject, give up, from Anglo-French waiver, gaiver, from waif lost, stray — more at waif 1. archaic give up, forsake 2. to throw away (stolen goods) 3. archaic to shunt aside (as a danger or duty); evade 4. a. to relinquish voluntarily (as a legal right) Example: waive a jury trial b. to refrain from pressing or enforcing (as a claim or rule); forgo Example: waive the fee 5. to put off from immediate consideration; postpone 6. [influenced by wave (I)] to dismiss with or as if with a wave of the hand Example: waived the problem aside 7. to place (a ball player) on waivers; also to release after placing on waivers Synonyms: see relinquish

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