waiver
Pronunciation: [ˈweɪvər]
Word
Context: "legal agreements"
(noun) a document that allows someone to give up their right to do something, usually a legal right. It means they agree not to claim something they could have. For example, if you are hurt but sign a waiver, you might not be able to sue someone for that injury.
Example
She signed the waiver before participating in the sports event.
Example
He refused to sign the waiver because he wanted to keep his rights.
Example
Do you understand what you are giving up by signing the waiver?
Context: "sports and events"
(noun) a permission form that allows participants to join an activity without holding organizers responsible for accidents or injuries. It's like saying you're okay with any risks involved.
Example
All runners must complete a waiver to join the marathon.
Example
Without the signed waiver, she couldn't participate in the adventure camp.
Example
What kind of risks does the waiver mention for the activity?
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