Annually Renewable Term,
Annually Renewable Term Definition:
Life insurance can be extended year by year, usually with a very high premium. Also known as renewable term.
Life insurance, which is renewed annually instead of for many years, is known as annual renewable term. Although you are always covered for the future, ART premiums are based on a one-year contract and vary depending on the age of the policyholder.
Literal Meanings of Annually Renewable Term
Annually:
Meanings of Annually:
Once a year, every year.
Sentences of Annually
Gifts are given every year
Synonyms of Annually
per year, per annum, each year, once a year, by the year, yearly
Renewable:
Meanings of Renewable:
Energy sources that do not run out of use, such as water, wind or solar energy
(Agreements, contracts, etc.)
(Natural resources or energy sources) have not decreased.
Sentences of Renewable
Renewable energy production costs more than coal, oil or gas.
The 30-day war could be extended by mutual agreement
Moving from fossil fuels to renewable energy
Term:
Meanings of Term:
Enter a descriptive name to be called by a specific name.
Words or phrases that are used to describe something or to express an idea, especially in a particular language or field of study.
A fixed or limited period during which something, such as an offense, imprisonment or investment, continues or is to continue.
Every time of the year, alternating with holidays or vacations, when teaching at school, college or university or when court work is in progress.
Terms under which action may be taken or some agreement may be reached.
Any amount of ratio, series or mathematical expression.
Another term for the term
Sentences of Term
Called the father of modern theology
The musical term "Latmotio"
The president is elected for a four-year term
Summer semester
Only your path can be handled
A geometric series is defined as a constant relationship between successive terms.
Synonyms of Term
expression, period of time, provision, entitle, title, dub, designate, name, style, duration, describe as, specification, period, prerequisite, precondition, tag, requisite, idiom, phrase, session, turn of phrase