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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are indemnified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to indicate that someone is protected from financial loss or liability.
Example: "All employees are indemnified against any claims arising from their actions taken in the course of their duties."
Alternatives: "are protected" or "are compensated."
Dictionary
are indemnified
verb
To secure against loss or damage; to insure.
synonyms
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Gargantuan words are indemnified because e-Rater interprets them as a sign of lexical complexity.
/ The manufacturers are indemnified against all legal remedies, having constituted themselves as a duly registered limited liability corporation.
Neither family, however, seemed inclined to go to court now, partly because cultural properties on loan in New York are indemnified against seizure by state and Federal laws.
By reflecting on your own business, you may be able to come up with easier ways out – that you don't practice the patent, are indemnified, are licensed, or don't have any revenue.
Under these deals, executives are indemnified against having to pay "reasonable" legal bills arising from lawsuits associated with their work for the company.
When they do, juries rarely come down against law enforcement, and even when that happens, most officers are indemnified by the city they work for against any damages.
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"Oh, God, I hope I'm indemnified," McInerney said.
Tishman Speyer agreed, on the condition that it be indemnified against damages.
If the first 20 percent was indemnified, the fund's effective war chest would rise to 1.5 trillion euros.
The chairman about ten years ago was very insistant that individuals be named, even trying to keep them from being indemnified fully.
Kuttner was indemnified by News UK from January 2013 and is seeking £135,000 in costs incurred before that date.
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