waive /wāv/

1. To give up voluntarily (eg a claim or a contention) (law)
2. To refrain from claiming, demanding, taking or enforcing
3. To forgo
4. To evade, avoid (archaic)
5. To defer, postpone
6. To leave out of consideration, disregard (obsolete)
7. To put away, reject, abandon, forsake, vacate, or resign (obsolete)
8. To declare (a woman) to be outside the protection of the law (the status of women in the eyes of the law being such that the term ‘outlaw’ was not applicable to them; historical)
9. To abandon (stolen goods) (obsolete)

waiˈver noun

The act, or an act, of waiving, or a written statement formally indicating this

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