waved (aside or off) (Meaning)

waved (aside or off)

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She waved aside his apology, her expression remaining impassive.
The politician waved off concerns about the policy, claiming they were unfounded.
The doctor waved aside the patient's complaints, dismissing them as minor.
The teacher waved off the student's question, indicating it was irrelevant to the lesson.
She waved aside any compliments, insisting that she was simply doing her job.
The guard waved off the visitors, instructing them to return later.
The sales representative waved aside the customer's concerns about the product, assuring them it was of excellent quality.
The motorist waved off the police officer, indicating that everything was fine.
The receptionist waved off the waiting client, apologizing for the delay.
The child waved aside the toy, preferring to play with something else.

waived, brushed (aside or off), exonerated, acquitted, absolved, rationalized, explained, glossed (over), winked (at),justified

objected (to), marked, noted,,heeded, minded

She waved aside his apology, her expression remaining impassive.

The politician waved off concerns about the policy, claiming they were unfounded.

The doctor waved aside the patient's complaints, dismissing them as minor.

The teacher waved off the student's question, indicating it was irrelevant to the lesson.