Pronunciation: /weɪvər/
noun a document releasing someone from a requirement or obligation
A1 I signed a waiver before participating in the sports event.
A2 The company requires all employees to sign a waiver before using the gym facilities.
B1 The waiver stated that the organization would not be held responsible for any injuries during the activity.
B2 Before starting the adventure tour, all participants had to sign a waiver releasing the company from liability.
C1 The waiver included clauses regarding indemnification and hold harmless agreements.
C2 The lawyer advised her to review the waiver carefully before signing it to ensure she understood all the legal implications.
verb not applicable
A1 I waived my right to a refund when I signed the contract.
A2 She waived her hand to get the waiter's attention.
B1 The company decided to waive the late fee for the customer.
B2 The judge waived the requirement for the defendant to appear in court.
C1 The government may choose to waive certain taxes for low-income families.
C2 The professor waived the final exam for students who maintained a high grade throughout the semester.
adjective not applicable
A1 She signed a waiver form before participating in the activity.
A2 The waiver agreement stated that the company was not liable for any injuries.
B1 The waiver policy was clearly outlined in the contract.
B2 The waiver clause was included in the terms and conditions of the agreement.
C1 The waiver provision was a key factor in the negotiation process.
C2 The waiver agreement had to be reviewed by legal counsel before finalizing the deal.
adverb not applicable
A1 She signed a waiver before participating in the activity.
A2 He was required to sign a waiver before entering the restricted area.
B1 The company requested a waiver from the client before proceeding with the project.
B2 The athlete refused to sign the waiver, citing concerns about liability.
C1 The waiver of rights was carefully reviewed by the legal team before being approved.
C2 The waiver of fees for the event was granted by the organizing committee.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I signed a waiver before participating in the activity.
A2 The waiver stated that I would not hold the company responsible for any injuries.
B1 By signing the waiver, I agreed to release the company from any liability.
B2 The waiver explicitly outlined the risks involved in the activity.
C1 The waiver was carefully reviewed by legal counsel before being signed.
C2 The waiver included clauses regarding indemnification and arbitration.
preposition not applicable
A1 I signed a waiver to participate in the event.
A2 She needed a waiver to excuse her from jury duty.
B1 The company required a waiver for employees to use the gym facilities.
B2 The landlord granted a waiver for the late rent payment.
C1 The government issued a waiver for certain taxes for small businesses.
C2 The court granted a waiver for the defendant to testify via video conference.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I will not be attending the party, waiver I have a prior commitment.
A2 You can borrow my car, waiver you promise to return it by tomorrow.
B1 I will help you with your homework, waiver you help me with mine.
B2 She agreed to the terms of the contract, waiver she understood the consequences.
C1 The company granted him a waiver to bypass certain regulations due to his expertise.
C2 Despite the waiver granted by the court, he still had to pay a fine for his actions.
interjection not applicable
A1 Waiver! I forgot my homework at home.
A2 Waiver! Can I please have an extension on this assignment?
B1 Waiver! I didn't mean to break the rules.
B2 Waiver! I promise I won't do it again.
C1 Waiver! I take full responsibility for my actions.
C2 Waiver! I understand the consequences of my actions.
article not applicable
A1 I signed a waiver before going on the roller coaster.
A2 Before starting the experiment, participants had to sign a waiver.
B1 The company required all employees to sign a waiver before using the gym facilities.
B2 In order to participate in the extreme sports competition, athletes had to sign a waiver releasing the event organizers from liability.
C1 The waiver included clauses about indemnification and hold harmless agreements.
C2 Before filming began, the actors signed waivers agreeing to the terms and conditions of the production company.
formal The company requires all employees to sign a waiver before participating in any physical activities.
informal I had to fill out a waiver before going on the zipline at the adventure park.
slang I'm not signing that waiver, it's too risky.
figurative She decided to waive her right to a trial by signing the waiver agreement.
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