indemnify
/ɪnˈdɛmnɪfaɪ/
verb
- To compensate someone for harm, loss, or damage they have suffered.
- The insurance policy indemnifies homeowners against fire damage.
- The company will indemnify you if you are injured while using their equipment.
- The airline agreed to indemnify passengers for the lost luggage.
- To protect someone from future loss or legal responsibility, often through a contract or insurance.
- The lease indemnifies the tenant against any property damage caused by natural disasters.
- The warranty indemnifies you if the product fails within the first year.
- The seller agreed to indemnify the buyer against any debts from before the sale.
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