forfeit
/ˈfɔːrfaɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to give up or surrender something as a penalty or consequence, especially a right or privilege.
“The company was forced to forfeit its license due to non-compliance with regulations.”
2. verb
to lose or give up something, such as a privilege or opportunity.
“She forfeited her chance at a scholarship by not meeting the application deadline.”
3. noun
something that is given up or surrendered as a penalty or consequence.
“The forfeit of their freedom was a harsh punishment for their crimes.”
4. noun
a penalty or consequence that is incurred for failing to meet a requirement or obligation.
“The forfeit of their grant was due to their failure to submit the required reports.”