WAIVE

(verb) lose (s.th.) or lose the right to (s.th.) by some error, offense, or crime
"you've forfeited your right to name your successor", "forfeited property"
synonyms : forego , forfeit , forgo , give up , throw overboard
(verb) do without or cease to hold or adhere to
"We are dispensing with formalities", "relinquish the old ideas"
synonyms : dispense with , forego , foreswear , forgo , relinquish

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(Tag: english) Waive is somewhat similar to slave, wherein waive means to lose the right to something, while a slave is a person who has lost his right to freedom
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Mnemonics for waive

(Tag: ) sounds like wave - when do u wave a white flag? when you Give up temporarily.
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(Tag: language) it sounds like wave...wave in ocean .Now if the waves are high then you postpone you decision or delay your decision to go inside ocean for swimming.
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(Tag: ) Waive ~ Waiver. Many students waive (give up) their attempts to GRE because of waiver(aid).
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(Tag: ) waive--sounds like viva vorse,imagine there is a strict sir in ur coll conducting u a viva u r so tensed that u will give up at that time
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(Tag: ) peolpe having wavy nature give up easily......
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(Tag: ) waive is the past tense of wife, now you lost the right about your wife.
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(Tag: ) you will lose your wife if you do something wrong
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(Tag: ) A person who GIVES UP TeMPORARILY or YIELDS, waves(waive) his hand to others saying help me help me.
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