Definition of underinsured
: not sufficiently insured
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With Congress and many Republican-run state governments trying their best to undermine the Affordable Care Act, the numbers of uninsured and underinsured Americans could rise over the next few years.
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The annual event is to support uninsured or underinsured women in the community.
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The majority are not expected to return, and many underinsured landlords who never imagined that all their properties would burn at once are selling off vacant lots to developers with company profit in mind.
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The offer is in support of the Pink Lotus Foundation, a nonprofit that helps low-income, uninsured and underinsured women in the U.S. receive free breast cancer screening, diagnosis and treatment services.
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The payout is often determined by the size of the at-fault driver's liability coverage or the victim's own underinsured motorist protection policy.
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Related Video In Trenton, Tenn., and similar rural communities around the country, many residents are underinsured or uninsured and struggle with medical costs, often forgoing care.
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Although insurance adjusters have disbursed more than $520 million to Virgin Islanders so far, many residents say their properties were severely underinsured.
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The nonprofit program helps provide medical care for uninsured and underinsured children.
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First Known Use of underinsured
1893
Law Dictionary
legal Definition of underinsured
: not sufficiently insured : having insufficient insurance to cover losses or damages
- an underinsured motorist
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