Keep and Waived

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Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.

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Waived is an antonym for keep.

Nearby Words: keeping, keeper

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Keep is an antonym for waived in let go topic.

Nearby Words: waiver, waiving

On Celebrity Deathmatch, you can kill someone over pretty much anything, so long as you keep it in the ring, and even that can be waived if it's entertaining enough.

Source: Disproportionate Retribution / Western Animation
That being said, the privilege can be waived if the client did not take reasonable steps to keep the communication private and confidential.

Source: Hollywood Law
Also, Christopher Lee was so keen to see it finished and released, he waived his fee for playing Lord Summerisle to keep the budget in check, and then called round all his friends and associates to drum up support, and hit the talk circuit to promote the film.

Source: Doing It For The Art / Film

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