Synonyms for waiver
ˈweɪ vərwaiv·er

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1. release, waiver, dischargenoun

   a formal written statement of relinquishment

   Synonyms:
   electric discharge, firing, outpouring, liberation, sack, spark, release, run, freeing, spill, sacking, electric arc, emission, tone ending, firing off, departure, venting, arc, dismissal, press release, expelling, outlet, expiration, button, loss, spillage, going, discharge, exit, handout, vent, dismission, acquittance, passing

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1. • Relinquishment

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1. List of paraphrases for "waiver":

   exemption, renunciation, derogation, lifting, resignation, renouncement, surrender, suspension, dispensation, lift, disclaimer, waiving, non-application, abolition, waive, relief, opt-out, abdication, subordination, exoneration, immunities, repeal, exception, lifted, relinquishment

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1. Eleanor Holmes Norton:

   This could be the last snowstorm the D.C. area gets this winter, and may be one of the best for sledding in years, children and their parents should able to enjoy sledding on one of the best hills in the city. This is a one-time waiver that will allow Washington kids to sled while we await a more formal review of the ban, which will likely come after the last snow has fallen in our region.

2. Tighe Barry:

   We are now trying to get the waiver from the FSDO, but feel this bureaucratic process is designed to force us to just keep the baby on the ground, instead of floating it in the air, it's ridiculous that we have to contact the FAA to hoist a balloon two feet off the ground.

3. Tim Kaine:

   Easy in the sense, of course Many Democrats's qualified to be Secretary of Defense. ... It's complicated because this waiver issue is not a minor thing. It's not a technicality. We take it very seriously. We were really reluctant to do it for James Mattis, even under extreme circumstances that don't apply to the situation right now. he believes he can do that.

4. Dominic Raab:

   We have pressed strongly for a waiver of immunity, so that justice can be done... Whilst the US government has steadfastly declined to give that waiver, that is not the end of the matter.

5. Dianne Feinstein:

   We have a big problem here, i think we need to take a look at the Visa Waiver Program again, and see what we can do to prevent this kind of thing from happening, because I believe it will happen, if it hasn’t already.