waiver
nounUK /ˈweɪvə/
US /ˈweɪvər/
A waiver is a paper that says you agree to give up a right or rule.
The gym asked me to sign a waiver before I started climbing.
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2. The act of choosing not to use a right or claim you have.
Her waiver of the fee helped the family save money.
3. An official decision that a rule does not have to be followed.
The school gave him a waiver so he could skip the entrance test.
4. A legal document where someone gives up the right to sue.
The skydiving company made us sign a liability waiver.