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Meanings of indemnity in English
A sum of money paid in compensation for loss or injury.
Usage of indemnity in English
1
Employers should steer clear of hospital indemnity policies and dread disease policies.
2
Such, then, is the sanction of the social right of expropriation: indemnity.
3
He demanded the whole of Thessaly and a large indemnity in money.
4
Then immediately the question of loans to pay off the indemnity arose.
5
No, since he prefers to stop at the idea of an indemnity.
6
If these terms are agreeable, please depress the author indemnity icon below.
7
This indemnity amounted to the pretty little sum of twenty-five thousand francs.
8
With these bases it would be easy to fix a reasonable indemnity.
9
We want a statistician like this to tot up the German indemnity.
10
Then I flipped back to what Wheelock called the author indemnity icon.
11
France also expects indemnity for her huge losses and for outraged Belgium.
12
Would not an apology be implied in the payment of an indemnity?
13
They'll do your will, if you give them an indemnity in writing.
14
Fire insurance, to put it briefly, is indemnity against losses by fire.
15
The chief difficulty came because of Japan's demand for a money indemnity.
16
They were sceptical as to France's ability to collect a huge indemnity.
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Translations for indemnity
Portuguese
Indemnity through the time
Indemnity across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common