endamnify (Meaning)
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endamnify (v. t.)
To damnify; to injure.
Synonyms & Antonyms of endamnify
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
endamnify Sentence Examples
- The insurance policy endamnified the homeowner against any losses incurred due to fire damage.
- By signing the contract, the company endamnified itself from any liability related to the project.
- The endamnification clause in the agreement protected the buyer from any potential legal claims arising from the transaction.
- The endamnification agreement ensured that the contractor would be held harmless in case of any accidents or injuries occurring during the construction process.
- The government endamnified the victims of the natural disaster by providing financial assistance and support.
- The surety endamnified the creditor against any default in payment by the principal debtor.
- The guarantor endamnified the lender against any loss resulting from the debtor's failure to repay the loan.
- The indemnification clause in the lease agreement endamnified the tenant against any claims or damages arising from the landlord's negligence.
- The insurance company endamnified the policyholder for the loss of personal belongings stolen during the burglary.
- The endamnification provision in the contract shielded the supplier from any potential legal actions taken by the customer.
FAQs About the word endamnify
To damnify; to injure.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The insurance policy endamnified the homeowner against any losses incurred due to fire damage.
By signing the contract, the company endamnified itself from any liability related to the project.
The endamnification clause in the agreement protected the buyer from any potential legal claims arising from the transaction.
The endamnification agreement ensured that the contractor would be held harmless in case of any accidents or injuries occurring during the construction process.
