Indemnity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDEMNITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• security from damage or loss
• security or protection against a loss or other financial burden
• a sum of money paid as compensation, especially one paid by a country defeated in war as a condition of peace.
• insurance against loss or damage
• Security; insurance; exemption from loss or damage, past or to come; immunity from penalty, or the punishment of past offenses; amnesty.
• Indemnification, compensation, or remuneration for loss, damage, or injury sustained.
• protection against future loss
• legal exemption from liability for damages
• a sum of money paid in compensation for loss or injury
• 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 INDEMNITY

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How to use INDEMNITY in a sentence

• THE INDEMNITY FROM THE DEFEATED ENEMY AND THE ANXIETIES OF THE VICTORS 6.
• We shall have to examine with all fair-mindedness if Germany is in a position to pay in whole or in part the indemnity established or rather resulting from the treaty.
• It is well known to her Government that other powers have made to the United States an indemnity for like losses sustained by their citizens at the same epoch.
• The eighth article of the Louisiana treaty will be continually put forward as a bar to our claims and its adjustment urged as often as we renew our claim for indemnity.
• Mason, in order to confer with the Premier, Count Walewski, with regard to the pecuniary indemnity which all agreed was due to him from the nations using his invention.
• Greely and to interpose suitable claims of indemnity for the wrongs so wantonly enforced upon him.
• Greely from imprisonment, with suitable indemnity for the wrongs he had sustained.
• This subject is now under consideration, and there is reason to believe that Peru is disposed to offer adequate indemnity to the aggrieved parties.
• But I am convinced that they mean to hold the frontier posts and refuse all indemnity for the slaves taken away.
• The Senate met, and passed an act of indemnity, to shield the conspirators from all legal liability for the deed they had done.
• In less than two years, they had paid off the last cent of the one billion dollar indemnity, and the German troops were obliged to go home.
• What right would Germany have had to an indemnity? 3.
• For yourself, you will, if the bill of indemnity is rejected, follow Mr.
• The indemnity to be demanded is said to be one thousand millions sterling.
• In addition to this, the commercial treaty was revised, the opium trade was permitted once more, and a war indemnity was to be paid by China.
• He is firm on the subject of an indemnity and the execution of Mr.
• In addition to this, she has to pay a heavy war indemnity, and to do so must turn over the control of her revenue to foreigners.
• When things quieted down, he would put in his claim for an indemnity.
• She was received into Perth, which submitted, on her promising an indemnity for past offences, and engaging not to leave any French garrison in the place.
• A sum of L500,000, also, arose from the pecuniary indemnity paid by France.
• The ministry by which the indemnity bill was carried during the previous year were not able to retain power.
• An act, likewise, of general pardon and indemnity was passed, which screened the ministers from all further inquiry.
• I hold a sum of money, belonging to them, as indemnity against loss in driving ten thousand cattle from Southern Texas to this post.
• Notwithstanding his disclosure and his promise of indemnity, he now refuses to testify.
• Her beauty, her pink cheeks and golden curls, seemed to give delight to all who looked at her, and to purchase indemnity for every fault.
• Thus the earlier payments to workers in cases of accidents were not insurance indemnity but merely damages collected in court for the fault of the employer.
• Now as to their indemnity Belisarius bound himself, but touching the kingdom he said he would swear it to Vitiges himself and the Gothic commanders.
• The right under such circumstances not only to visit and detain but to search a ship is a perfect right and involves neither responsibility nor indemnity.
• That Congress contemplated the acquisition of territorial indemnity when that body made provision for the prosecution of the war is obvious.
• We demand an honorable peace, and that peace must bring with it indemnity for the past and security for the future.
• Who is to decide on the subject of the indemnity due to the captain of the ship? 4.

Similar words containing DEMN without suffix ity and without prefix in

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