waive (verb)

1. Why did the chicken waive its right to cross the road? Because it knew it would just be a poultry offense!

2. In Greek mythology, Prometheus waived his divine powers and gave fire to humanity, but in doing so, he lost favor with the gods.

3. The minimalist design of the house waives any unnecessary ornamentation, creating a clean and sleek aesthetic.

4. The protagonist of the movie waived her inheritance rights to pursue her dream of becoming a painter, leading to a series of unexpected events.

1. In her latest runway show, the designer decided to waive traditional gender norms and featured men wearing dresses.

2. In the comic strip, the superhero had to make the difficult choice to waive his own safety in order to protect innocent civilians.

3. Why did the athlete waive his right to a hot shower? Because he wanted to cool off!

4. The protagonist had to waive his dreams of pursuing a corporate career to follow his passion for writing.