insurable
insurable — adjective
- insurablepositive
- more insurablecomparative
- most insurablesuperlative
1. able to be covered by an insurance policy — meaning an insurance company agrees
able to be covered by an insurance policy — meaning an insurance company agrees to pay for possible damage, loss, or medical costs — because the risk can be calculated and is not too high
Zayd asked his insurance agent whether his old bicycle was still insurable against theft.
passive: is still insurable
The bank refused to give Apinya a loan because the flood-damaged house was not insurable.
negative: not insurable as reason for denial
After his heart surgery, Omar was told he was not insurable for travel abroad.
Salma's art studio was insurable only after she added a sprinkler system.
Obi stores his vintage guitars in a locked room so they remain insurable.
- uninsurable
describes something that no insurance company will agree to cover
用法筆記
Often appears in negative constructions (not insurable) or conditional frames (insurable only if). The noun form insurability is used in technical insurance documents to refer to the status of being insurable.