to coinsure
- verb
- /ˈkɔɪnʃʊr/
- Specialized
- The banks agreed to coinsure the property against natural disasters.
Examples
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The companies coinsure on this policy.
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Don't coinsure without reading the policy!
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After a risk assessment, the firms were willing to coinsure the investment project.
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Several companies decided to coinsure the new high-risk policy together.
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The two companies decided to coinsure the property to minimize the risk for both parties.
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As more insurers joined the group, they agreed to coinsure the health policy collectively.
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By choosing to coinsure, the insurers were able to share both the risks and the benefits of the policy.
Synonyms
To pay a company so it will cover your losses
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Coinsure combines co- meaning 'together' and insure meaning 'to protect by insurance'. So coinsure means 'to insure together', or to share the risk of a policy with other insurers.