waiver (Meaning)
waiver (n)
a formal written statement of relinquishment
waiver (n.)
The act of waiving, or not insisting on, some right, claim, or privilege.
Synonyms & Antonyms of waiver
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waiver Sentence Examples
- The insurance company offered a waiver for the deductible in exchange for a higher premium.
- The hospital granted a waiver for the late payment fee due to financial hardship.
- The student requested a waiver for the language proficiency requirement.
- The landlord agreed to a waiver for the pet deposit with proof of prior responsible pet ownership.
- The employer provided a waiver for the dress code during casual Fridays.
- The court issued a waiver for the arraignment hearing due to the defendant's medical condition.
- The test administrator granted a waiver for extra time on the exam for eligible students.
- The organization offered a waiver for registration fees for low-income participants.
- The government granted a waiver for environmental regulations in certain cases.
- The union negotiated a waiver for overtime pay for employees working on specific projects.
FAQs About the word waiver
a formal written statement of relinquishmentThe act of waiving, or not insisting on, some right, claim, or privilege.
exemption, release, quitclaim, surrender, indemnity,disclaimer, renouncement, relinquishment, renunciation, abdication
No antonyms found.
The insurance company offered a waiver for the deductible in exchange for a higher premium.
The hospital granted a waiver for the late payment fee due to financial hardship.
The student requested a waiver for the language proficiency requirement.
The landlord agreed to a waiver for the pet deposit with proof of prior responsible pet ownership.
