Forfeiting
/ˈfɔːrfətɪŋ/
Definitions
- (v. gerund) The act of losing or giving up a right, property, or privilege as a result of a breach, default, or voluntary relinquishment.
The company is forfeiting its right to appeal due to the missed deadline.
Forms
- forfeit
- forfeits
- forfeited
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Commentary
Used to describe the process or act of surrendering a legal right or interest, often involuntary due to noncompliance.
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