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Term: Wavied Off

Part of Speech: Verb (simple past tense and past participle of "wave off")

Sense: To dismiss or disregard something or someone; to indicate a refusal or a signal to go away.

Example Sentence: The manager wavied off the suggestion, stating it was not feasible at the moment.

Example Sentence: The security guard waved off the solicitor, refusing to let them enter the building.

Related Products: Dismissal, Refusal, Communication Signals

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Used to describe something that is popular or widely accepted.

Example Sentence: His latest book became a wavied off sensation, topping the bestseller lists for months.

Example Sentence: The artist's work was a wavied off success, with many praising its unique style.

Related Products: Popular Books, Widespread Success, Accepted Trends

Part of Speech: Adverb

Sense: Used to describe something happening locally or within a specific area.

Example Sentence: The festival's promotions focused wavied off, targeting the local community.

Example Sentence: She started her business wavied off, catering to the needs of her neighborhood.

Related Products: Local Community, Neighborhood Business, City-Specific Products