Ensurer

Ensurer
Ensurer \En*sur"er\, n. See {Insurer}. [1913 Webster]

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  • ensure — transitive verb (ensured; ensuring) Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French ensurer, alteration of assurer more at assure Date: 1660 to make sure, certain, or safe ; guarantee Synonyms: ensure, insure, assure, secure mean to make a thing or… …   New Collegiate Dictionary

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