claimant (Meaning)

Wordnet

claimant (n)

someone who claims a benefit or right or title

Webster

claimant (n.)

One who claims; one who asserts a right or title; a claimer.

claimant Sentence Examples

  1. The claimant argued that the accident was not their fault and sought compensation for damages to their vehicle.
  2. The court ruled in favor of the claimant, awarding them a substantial settlement for medical expenses and lost wages.
  3. As a claimant in the class-action lawsuit, she joined forces with others who had been similarly affected by the faulty product.
  4. The claimant submitted a detailed account of the incident to the insurance company, hoping for a swift resolution.
  5. The claimant's attorney presented compelling evidence to support their case during the trial.
  6. The claimant disputed the validity of the contract, claiming that they were misled by the terms and conditions.
  7. The claimant appealed the decision, seeking a reconsideration of the denied claim.
  8. The claimant provided documentation to verify their identity and eligibility for financial assistance.
  9. The organization conducted interviews with each claimant to gather firsthand accounts of the incident.
  10. The claimant's credibility was called into question during cross-examination by the defense attorney.

FAQs About the word claimant

someone who claims a benefit or right or titleOne who claims; one who asserts a right or title; a claimer.

heir,successor, inheritor, legatee, heiress, beneficiary, heir apparent, representative, grantee, descendent

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The claimant argued that the accident was not their fault and sought compensation for damages to their vehicle.

The court ruled in favor of the claimant, awarding them a substantial settlement for medical expenses and lost wages.

As a claimant in the class-action lawsuit, she joined forces with others who had been similarly affected by the faulty product.

The claimant submitted a detailed account of the incident to the insurance company, hoping for a swift resolution.