Difference between Ensure and Insure

ENSURE vs INSURE: VERB

Alternative form of assure: (transitive) To give confidence in the trustworthiness of.
Alternative spelling of ensure: (transitive) To make sure or certain of; guarantee.
Take out insurance for
Protect by insurance
Be careful or certain to do something; make certain of something
Make certain of
To deal in such contracts; subscribe to a policy of insurance
To provide for compensation if some specified risk occurs. Often agreed by policy (contract) to offer financial compensation in case of an accident, theft or other undesirable event.

To make sure or secure.
Specifically, to secure against a loss by a contingent event, on certain stipulated conditions, or at a given rate or premium; to give or to take an insurance on or for

Make certain of something
To make sure, certain, or secure; give assurance of; assure: as, to insure safety to any one.
Specifically To guarantee or secure indemnity for future loss or damage (as to a building from fire, or to a person from accident or death) on certain stipulated conditions; make a subject of insurance; assure: as, to insure a ship or its cargo, or both, against the dangers of the sea; to insure a house against fire.
To undertake to secure or assure against loss or damage on receipt of a certain payment or premium; make insurance: as, the company insures at a low premium.
Synonyms Insure, Assure. Assure may express the making certain in mind: as, I was assured of safety by his friendly manner; insure has not this sense. Insure is a possible word to express the making certain in fact, and is more common than ensure: as, his lack of money insured his early return; assure has not this sense. Insure and assure are both used of the act of pledging a payment of money upon loss or death, but assure is rarely used in that sense in the United States.
To pledge; betroth.

Reassure, Maintain, Assures, Assured, Safeguard, Assuring, See to it, Control, See, Check, Ascertain, Secure, Guarantee, Insure, Assure

Provide, Maintain, Protect, Safeguard, See to it, See, Control, Ascertain, Check, Secure, Cover, Underwrite, Guarantee, Assure, Ensure

Maximize, Protect, Guaranteeing, Reassure, Assured, Safeguard, Assuring, Control, See, Check, Ascertain, Secure, Guarantee, Insure, Assure

Achieve, Reassure, Provide, Protect, Safeguard, See, Control, Ascertain, Check, Secure, Cover, Underwrite, Guarantee, Assure, Ensure

Ensure adherence to IT processes, policies and procedures.
Ensure suitable building materials are selected for application.
Ensure the device has latest software version installed.
Resident customers must ensure that their mobile no.
How do you ensure security of my data?
Kindly ensure that the test form is submitted on priority to ensure that the New Connection process may be completed.
Grants by having to ensure that need to ensure that person may put your choice.
Ensure there is more than one competent person present when making adjustments to ensure they are correct and safe for the Patient.
We could ensure proactive measures to ensure that we control the whole demolition process.
Place the fish sticks on top and ensure proper spacing to ensure optimal heat distribution.

DMV to insure your license is properly restricted.
Fry Basket if needed to insure even cooking.
Registration fees must be paid to insure placement.
Can you insure a car for an hour?
You insure your car and your house, as well as your health and your life, so why not insure your trip?
This means that you must insure against these things and you must insure for as much as the insurance company will allow you to.
You insure your car but do you insure YOU?
Some insurance providers refuse to insure a home with solar, while others may insure your home and solar system at no additional cost.
Yes, with most plans you can insure the cost of your deposit now and then insure subsequent payments as you make them.
The solution is to insure against such catastrophes; and employers can likewise insure against losses caused by dishonest or malicious employees.