Waived is valid Scrabble Word

Is waived a scrabble word?
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6 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for WAIVED in dictionary:

VERB:

WAIVE, to refrain from claiming
refrain from insisting on or using (a right or claim)
refrain from demanding compliance with (a rule or fee)

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to give up intentionally

Words related to WAIVED

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How to use WAIVED in a sentence

But these, when seen by those in front, were always waived back with an impatient or threatening gesture, and instantly retired.
Whatever objections you may feel to this decision, I have taken it on the ground that the country is in great difficulty, and that every personal consideration ought to be waived.
Kings and councils waived the necessity of their studying, in order to be received as bachelors of universities.
As this objection, therefore, has been in a manner waived by those who have criticised the powers of the convention, I dismiss it without further observation.
His flaxen locks waived behind him in the wind, and the voice of his pursuers ever and anon fell upon his ear, like a dagger of death thrust into his bosom.
He never waived things aside as improbable, for he knew, as I knew, how much stranger truth may be than fiction.
To these offers he responded with a shrug indicating that he waived all rights.
Dialstone Lane, when it became known that Captain Bowers had waived his claim to a share, was besieged by people seeking the reversion, and even Mint Street was not overlooked.
These must be fully understood and fully waived before the question between us can be resolved.
Firm in the affection of my Saccharissa and in the confidence of her father, I waived the insults of the aggrieved and truculent cousin.

He waived the offer aside with something between astonishment and disdain.
Minor and past differences were therefore generously postponed or waived in favor of a hearty coalition on the single dominant question.
Being rich, he waived the question of any dowry save beauty and birth.
The fact that the right to the succession had been waived by the king was easily disposed of.
The Papal Court, cowed into resentful silence by antagonism which threatened intellectual revolt through Europe, waived a portion of its claims.
That he would have waived the formal recognition of our independence, I never heard on any authority worthy notice.
So Lucy waived all rites and ceremonies and called on Mrs.
The case was appealed, the appeal waived and the whole matter rests as a curious instance in the records of the Salem court.
Darwin waived religion, and if he ever heard of the Bible no one knew it from his writings.
It is in this hope that certain formalities have been waived.
I found it impossible to think of her in terms of auntship, and it was a relief to have the relationship waived.
Balmerino waived this plea, and submitted to the court, which pronounced sentence of death upon him and his two associates.
Bills were brought in, and passed both houses with the utmost rapidity, the standing orders being waived.
McCormick very generously waived any right he might have had to precedence in the matter.
If he in turn waived it, it should have been open to counsel on the other side to snap up the chance.
That is another reason why, acting for you, I have waived the preliminary.
But his inherent and invincible modesty waived aside or intercepted the compliments that came from so many lips.
When Albert was brought before the commissioner, he waived examination, and was committed to await the session of the district court.
I would gladly have waived touching at the McLeod ranch, but Esther had torn her dress during the day and insisted on a change, and I, of necessity, yielded.
He knew he had studied hard, but he remembered the air with which Henry and Ranney waived him off.
Loving warned us of the nature of the country, the dangers to be encountered, all of which we waived, and were accordingly employed at forty dollars a month in gold.
Though they had waived all claim to control the foreign policy, the parties still criticised and often rejected the laws proposed by the Government.
Lawrence made some slight reply, and waived the subject.
But this was the last thing the prospective millionaires had in mind, and the suggestion of their visitor was mildly but firmly waived.
We waived our right to sitting in his presence as the question was put to us with respect and delicacy.
This naive suggestion was waived by Charles, apparently on grounds of religion.
These bills I have approved on the assumption that the claims were meritorious and that by the passage of the bills the Government has waived full proof of the facts.

Similar words containing WAIV without suffix ed

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