12 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Waive' in a Sentence
"To refrain from claiming, insisting on, or giving up something willingly; to forgo a right or privilege." more
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The defendant will have waived the right to legal representation.
The tenant was waiving complaints about the living conditions in exchange for a rent reduction.
Despite his talent, he waived the opportunity to showcase his skills at the event.
She will have waived any restrictions on sharing the information.
We will have waived the requirement for a formal apology.
The charity is waiving the admission fee for the fundraising event.
The athlete will waive the victory ceremony to focus on training.
The defendant's lawyer attempted to waive the charges against her client due to lack of evidence.
Despite the tempting offer, she decided to waive her claim to the inheritance in favor of her siblings.
They will have been waiving their reservations about the new technology.
The company chose to waive the annual fee for loyal customers as a gesture of appreciation.
She will waive the confidentiality agreement to share her story.
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