insurance policy
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2.8
- noun
- /ɪnˈʃʊərəns ˈpɒlɪsi/
- She reviewed her insurance policy to understand the coverage details before filing a claim.
- an insurance policy covers
- buy an insurance policy
- cost of an insurance policy
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Watch on YouTubeHe has no job, he has no insurance policies, nothing.
- He has no job, he has no insurance policies, nothing.
- But they deal with claims and pricing your insurance policy through algorithms and chat bots.
- OK, what this condition says is, OK, let me try to sell you an insurance policy, OK?
- Issuing an insurance policy against abduction by aliens seems a pretty safe bet.
- I get because insurance policies for environmental work for contractors are expensive.
- And so it was one of those moments where I'd pulled out life insurance policies and realized I was worth more debt than alive.
- even though most of us know our home isn't going to burn down, right? But we'll buy that insurance policy
- GRANTOR so that they can leave assets like real estate investments, life insurance policies, etcetera to someone else, AKA the beneficiary.
- Well, with a smart contract in Bitcoin, you can actually create an insurance policy that doesn't require all those people watching over things.
- They removed it because Gawker's insurance policy for lawsuits would no longer cover them if that was not part of the lawsuit.
- And of course, the greatest insurance policy is me as a driver, right.
- This is a lifeline fossil fuel industry and it's an insurance policy for the green movement.
Examples
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We just signed a new insurance policy in Nevada.
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We should have taken a bigger life insurance policy out on you.
Fiction book (1997) -
Suppose you bought a life insurance policy for your family.
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So a whole life insurance policy has no term.
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You have a $10 million insurance policy.
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Almost half of all Washington residents with health insurance get their insurance through large group insurance policies.
Academic text (2017) -
But my company's taken out a life insurance policy on me.
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Ted, Mr. Barnell would like to discuss his brother's life insurance policy with us.
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A company that sells pet health insurance policies has dubbed the last Sunday in April "Pet Parents Day."
Academic text (2009) -
An employer may also legally offer a health insurance policy that provides only limited benefits to HIV-positive employees.
Academic text (2006)
Synonyms
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3.4
A written contract from an insurance company that says what it covers
A document that promises to pay money for certain loss or damage
How Detailed
- Specialized
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3.9
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3.1
98
2.8
180
3.4
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly and compositionally derived from 'insurance' (coverage against loss) + 'policy' (a formal document or plan), so a learner who knows both words can infer it denotes the document describing insurance terms. This is a common noun–noun compounding pattern found across languages and standard in English, making it readily understandable at B1.
Etymology
Insurance policy combines insurance, meaning a 'promise' to pay if something goes wrong, and policy, an old word for a written paper or set of rules. Long ago people needed a paper to show the promise, so the 'policy' became the document that proves the insurance, and that's why today insurance policy means the written contract that gives you coverage.