Indemnities is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDEMNITIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INDEMNITY, security from damage or loss
• a sum of money paid as compensation, especially one paid by a country defeated in war as a condition of peace.
• security or protection against a loss or other financial burden
• security against or exemption from legal responsibility for one's actions
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• security against hurt, loss, or damage; exemption from incurred penalties or liabilities

Words related to INDEMNITIES

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How to use INDEMNITIES in a sentence

• In this condition she should, according to the Treaty of Trianon, not only have sufficient for herself, but pay indemnities to the enemy.
• But the French public has been accustomed for some time to take the figures of Klotz seriously, and to discuss indemnities of 150, 200 and 250 milliards.
• This problem of the indemnities, limited to the reparation of damages, and in accordance with the costs contemplated in the Treaty of Versailles, has never been seriously tackled.
• Such a credit, bearing no interest, could only be demanded after the payment of all the other indemnities, and would be considered in the complete total of the indemnities.
• All the illusions concerning the indemnities are now fated to disappear.
• Germany later admitted that a German submarine sank the Sussex, and promised that the commander would be punished and indemnities paid to the families of those who perished.
• They began their sessions by granting prodigal compensations, indemnities, and endowments to the crown and to the princes.
• The return of Napoleon had cost the lives of sixty thousand Frenchmen and a thousand millions of francs, besides the indemnities, which amounted to fifteen hundred millions more.
• As long as Germany was victorious and her people thought that they were going to come out of the conflict with added territory and big money indemnities, war was popular.
• CLAUDE LOWTHER again raised the question of the payment of German indemnities, and Mr.
• The government needed a great deal of money for the payment of the war indemnities, and for carrying out the few reforms at last decided on.
• The Allies replied demanding restorations, reparation and indemnities.
• The remedy for the economic wrongs of Europe which will be created by this war as well as the fixing of indemnities will not be possible without the aid of America.
• It seeks to go beyond the stage of indemnities, diplomatic or trade control, peace by armed preponderance.
• The German army planned destruction with all the regularity that it billeted troops, or requisitioned supplies, or laid war indemnities.
• I have voted for a bill anticipating the payment of the French and Neapolitan indemnities by an advance from the treasury.
• Then the landowners denied that they occupied any of the public land, or else asked such enormous indemnities as to render the recovery impossible without violence.
• The losses of wages meantime remain unequalized by insurance indemnities.
• Slavery is distribution by force, as is the levying of war indemnities from a conquered people.
• As deputy from Isere he passed his winters in Paris, where he had bought the hotel de Portenduere with the indemnities he obtained under the Villele law.
• They gloated over the sweeping indemnities they would exact.
• A short war, with huge indemnities, seemed to German financiers a promising speculation.
• So far from suffering injury at the hands of foreign powers, our merchants have received indemnities for all former injuries.

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