indemnify in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To indemnify means to compensate or protect someone from financial loss or legal liability.

The company agreed to indemnify the contractor against any legal claims arising from the project.
Before signing the lease, make sure you understand how the landlord plans to indemnify any potential damages.
The insurance policy is designed to indemnify the policyholder in case of unexpected losses or liabilities.
To protect herself from future lawsuits, she insisted that her business partner indemnify her for any claims made against their joint venture.
The agreement included a clause that would indemnify both parties for any negligence that occurred during the event.