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What does waive mean?

"Waive" has several meanings, but they all revolve around giving up a right or claim. Here are some common ways it's used:

* To give up a right or privilege: For example, you might waive your right to a jury trial in a legal case.

* To forgo a requirement: You might waive a fee for a service, or a bank might waive a late payment penalty.

* To dismiss a claim or objection: In a contract negotiation, you might waive certain conditions.

Here are some examples:

* "The company waived the late payment fee for first-time offenders."

* "The defendant waived his right to remain silent."

* "She waived her right to appeal the court's decision."

Note: "Waive" is often used in legal and business contexts, but it can also be used in everyday situations.

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