Waived Meaning in English
word · lemma: waive
释义
If something is waived, it means a rule, fee, or right has been officially removed or not enforced. Often used about fees or requirements that are canceled at someone's request or by special permission.
用法与细微差别
"Waived" is formal/legal and often appears with fees, requirements, or rights, e.g. "fee waived", "waived the requirement". Not used for emotions or daily actions. Don't confuse with "wave" (movement with hand or sea).
例句
The application fee was waived for students.
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Her late fee was waived by the librarian.
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The company waived the delivery charge.
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My doctor waived the consultation fee because it was a follow-up visit.
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The landlord waived our rent for one month after the storm damaged the building.
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Because I served in the military, some college requirements were waived for me.
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