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RISK , hazard, chance of danger or loss, especially the chance of loss toSee also: property or goods which an See also: insurance See also: company undertakes to make See also: good to the insurer in return for the re-current payment of a sum called the premium (see INSURANCE)
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The word appears See also: late in See also: English, and in the 17th century in the Fr. See also: form risque or It. risco or risgo, for risico, risigo; cf
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See also: Lat. riscus, rischium, and risicum are found, according to Du Cange (See also: Gloss., qq.v.), as early as the 13th century
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See also: Skeat (Etym
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