Insure

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 273
in-shfior', v.t to make sure or secure: to contract for a premium to mike good a lo , from fire, or to pay a certain sum on a certain event, as death.- v to practise making msuiance. [Fr — L in, intensive, and Sure Insurer, m-shfi ' , n one who insures Insurgency, in-sur'jcn-si, n a rising up or against insurrection rebellion Insurgent, in-sur'jcni, adj u's ing up or against: rising in opposition to authority lehellnms one who rises in opposition to established author- — ity: a rebel, [L insurgm\, -intis insnrgo, to rise upon in, upon, and surge, to rise Insurmountable, in-sur mowtit'a-bl, aaj not smmountable that cannot ovt rcoine. adv Insurmountably. Fr.— L. in nor, and Surmountable Insurrection, m-sur-rek's hun, v a t-smg up or against open ami acme opposition to the se- — dition of the law a rebellion ad/s. Insurroc'- tional, Insurrectionary [L tnsnirrctto m surge See Insurgent Insurrectionist. in-sut-rok's hun-ist, n. one who favours or takes part in an n/suriection Insusceptible, lii-ius-sep'ii-bl, aaj not susccptible not capable of ftcimu or of being alfecteil — n Insusceptibility (L in, not, and Susoeptible
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