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Definition of uninsured

uninsured

/ˌʌn.ɪnˈʃʊɹd/
un · in · sured

Plural:uninsured
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• adjective

1

Not covered or protected by an insurance policy.

Example

"Driving an uninsured vehicle on public roads is a serious legal offense in most jurisdictions."

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• noun

1

People who do not have insurance coverage, especially health or automobile insurance (usually preceded by 'the').

Example

"Community clinics provide essential medical services to the uninsured at reduced rates."

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