Definition Synonyms
Definition of indemnification - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
risk protectionlegal agreement to cover losses
- The indemnification clause was crucial in the contract.
2.
compensationact of compensating for loss or damage
- The company offered indemnification to customers affected by the data breach..
3.
financesum of money paid for compensation
- He received indemnification after the accident.
4.
protectionstate of being protected from loss or damage
- Indemnification ensured the company against potential lawsuits.
Origin of indemnification
Latin, indemnis (unhurt) + facere (to make)
Examples of indemnification in a sentence
Indemnification was provided to cover the legal expenses. They sought indemnification for the damages caused. The contract included a clause for indemnification. The insurer offered indemnification for the damaged equipment. They sought indemnification under the contract. The contract included indemnification against theft.
Indemnification was crucial for the peace of mind of investors.
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- French:indemnisation, réparation, ...
- German:Schadloshaltung, Entschädigung, ...
- Italian:indennizzo, indennità, ...
- Spanish:indemnización, protección, ...
- Portuguese:compensação, indenização, ...
- Chinese:赔偿, 赔偿金, ...
- Japanese:補償, 補償金, ...
- Arabic:تَعْوِيض, تَعويض عَن الضَّرَر, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁפּוּי, שִׁיפּוּי, ...
- Russian:возмещение убытков, страхование, ...
- Ukrainian:відшкодування, відшкодувальна виплата, ...
- Hindi:क्षतिपूर्ति, मुआवजा, ...
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