Construed coverage is a rider added on to credit insurance policies to allow the policy holder to ship for a specified number of days - usually 30.
(construed - inferred, saw as)The mayor construed the council's vote as political maneuvering before the election.The professor had evidently construed my question as a challenge to his reasoning.
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of Construe
Her face was construed with mortification.
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In court he cried self-defense, but the jury took one look at his 300-pound bodybuilder's frame against pictures of the victim's battered and broken 160-pound body, and construed that he was lying.I construed from the girls' catty laughter and the way their eyes kept darting over to me that they were making fun of me, and for a moment it was just like being back in school again.Every single person in the class construed a different meaning from the poem, and according to the professor, none of us were right.Poetry can never truly be translated, since the meanings construed from a word or phrase are never exactly the same as the meanings construed from its equivalent in another language.
The past tense of construe is construed.
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Philosophy. Ethics deals with moral principles and values, while aesthetics focuses on beauty and art. Both areas are branches of philosophy that explore fundamental questions about human experience and perception.
Generally speaking, HAZMAT and anything that can be construed as a weapon.
It is both. As cash transactions are handled by the cashier directly, it can be construed as journal. However as the total of cash transactions are taken to the day's journal , it can also be construed as ledger.