Antonyms for Coverage
ˈkʌv ər ɪdʒ, ˈkʌv rɪdʒcov·er·age

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1. coverage, insurance coveragenoun

   the total amount and type of insurance carried

   Synonyms:
   reportage, reporting, insurance coverage, coverage

2. coveragenoun

   the extent to which something is covered

   "the dictionary's coverage of standard English is excellent"

   Synonyms:
   reportage, reporting, insurance coverage

3. coverage, reporting, reportagenoun

   the news as presented by reporters for newspapers or radio or television

   "they accused the paper of biased coverage of race relations"

   Synonyms:
   reportage, reporting, insurance coverage, coverage

How to use Coverage in a sentence?

1. Jordan Wong:

   Your assumption that ‘campaign staffers [do] not receiv[e] health insurance coverage’ is not correct, our campaign employees continue to receive stipends for health insurance. They are deposited with their salaries, on top of the agreed-upon compensation for their work.

2. New York:

   The Times’s coverage of Donald Trump’s taxes helped inform the public through meticulous reporting on a subject of overriding public interest, this lawsuit is an attempt to silence independent news organizations and we plan to vigorously defend against it.

3. Arianna Huffington:

   I feel the mainstreaming of Donald Trump, instead of him being treated as an extreme, dangerous candidate, is really the most troubling aspect of American politics right now, he’s being interviewed on all the main shows, and he’s being asked questions about what his first State of the Union address would be like if he wins, instead of actually being forced to answer the tough questions about his policy, especially his policy of wanting to ban Muslims from entering the U.S., which is so dangerous, so un-American and should really be the center of the coverage of Trump.

4. Larry Levitt:

   Senator Gardner's bill includes a number of the Affordable Care Act's consumer protections, but one big one it leaves out is the requirement that insurers guarantee coverage to anyone, including people with pre-existing conditions, without that requirement, insurers could simply turn down people with pre-existing conditions who apply, which they commonly did in the individual insurance market before the ACA went into effect.

5. Libby Mullin:

   We have seen a lot of innovation in states in terms of coverage of oral health as of late, we don't want to see that progress rolled back, oral disease really starts with the pregnant mother who can transmit the disease to her child; so, by age 2, children can have progressive and chronic problems. The longer we wait, because of the progressive nature of oral disease, the more expensive the problems become.

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