English to Latin Meaning of insurance - insurance

Insurance :
insurance

susciperent veritatem, consilium

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Definitions of insurance in English
Noun(1) promise of reimbursement in the case of loss; paid to people or companies so concerned about hazards that they have made prepayments to an insurance company(2) written contract or certificate of insurance(3) protection against future loss
Examples of insurance in English
(1) I told my husband that if I get money for insurance I would just rather come back and stay in the UK.(2) We all need insurance to protect ourselves and our families, homes and property.(3) Mr Quinn, whose businesses include insurance and investment, is no stranger to big deals.(4) Could relying entirely upon the parent's insurance possibly increase the costs for camper health care?(5) For every business, insurance included, economic woes of the last few years have impacted bottom lines.(6) the house has insurance against flooding(7) The need for adequate protection through insurance is also on the rise.(8) Anything less and the worker would not be protected by insurance .(9) The company has indicated that the proposals governing health insurance will protect them against rising costs.(10) The horse killer Stanley schemes to kill Sweet William and his companion Bobby to collect the insurance .(11) young people are not an insurance against loneliness in old age(12) And somebody who I trusted to pay the insurance on that car - well, he wasn't paying, let's put it that way.(13) However, no rice grower has reported an accident - something they always do to collect the insurance on their crop dusters.(14) Howard is in insurance(15) When that happens, private insurance is no longer possible.(16) many new borrowers take out insurance against unemployment or sickness
Related Phrases of insurance
(1) health insurance ::
valetudinis fides de damno resarciendo interposita
(2) insurance policy ::
insurance policy
(3) insurance company ::
cautionum indemnitatis
(4) life insurance ::
vita insurance
(5) medical insurance ::
medicinae assecurationis
(6) car insurance ::
car insurance
(7) insurance agent ::
agente assecurationis
(8) social insurance ::
socialis insurance
(9) insurance premium ::
insurance premium
(10) insurance claim ::
insurance clamium
Synonyms
Noun
1. indemnity ::
populo Romano redderent
2. protection ::
praesidium
3. insurance policy ::
insurance policy
Different Forms
coinsurance, insurance, insurances
Word Example from TV Shows
but did you do this for the insurance money?

but did you do this for the INSURANCE money?

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 24

Hank thinks his insurance is paying for everything.

Hank thinks his INSURANCE is paying for everything.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 4

How much would it cost? I mean, I'm not on your insurance.

How much would it cost? I mean, I'm not on your INSURANCE.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 11

Have insurance, pay mortgages,

Have INSURANCE, pay mortgages,

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 14

Insurance wouldn't have covered the treatment you needed, and I...

Insurance wouldn't have covered the treatment you needed, and I...

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 11

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