1. The act of insuring against loss or damage; a contract by which one engages, for a stipulated premium, to make up a loss which another may sustain; the premium paid. Insurance company, a company whose business is to insure against loss or damage. Insurance broker, an intermediate agent between the marine insurance officers and the insurers, who effect policies upon ships, cargo, &c.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• insuernce,
• insurnce,
• insteance,
• insurunce,
• inserance,
• imsurance,
• insiurance,
• insitance,
• insuracne,
• insureence,
• insurince,
• insurasnce,
• insururance,
• inurance,
• insuraned,
• insruance,
• insuarnce,
• insrance,
• insuarance,
• insurancee

• ingraft,
• ingrain,
• inquiring,
• incurable,
• in series,
• inquiry,
• inaugural,
• inquiringly,
• inquire,
• inquirer,
• insured,
• Insurable,
• inaccurate,
• insurer,
• insurgency,
• insurgent,
• inaccurately,
• incurring,
• ingrained,
• insure,
• inauguration,
• inaccuracy,
• Insurgence,
• inaugurate,
• ingrate,
• in service,
• incurrence,
• Inghram,
• inaugurally,
• ingraining,
• Ingram.

The adjective form of the word "insurance" is "insured".

The plural of the "insurance" can be the "insurances".

The singular of the "insurance" can be the "insurance".