0 past simple and past participle of indemnify
1 to protect someone or something against possible damage or loss by paying an indemnity to cover the costs:
You paid your premiums, the insurer indemnified you against the claims, and that was that.
He would not expect to be indemnified against that cost.
As to how far the officer is indemnified, that is another matter.
There is no reason why countryside landowners should be treated and indemnified any differently from owners of other premises and property.
I understand that men who commuted their benefit indemnified their employers against further liability and are therefore disqualified from benefit under the present scheme.
I assume that if they can bring themselves within the terms of the measures they will be indemnified.
They want to be indemnified and, of course, insurance is a method of indemnification.
He said that he does not think that shipping companies should be indemnified by insurance companies.
