Adjustor: meaning, definitions and examples

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adjustor

 

[ษ™หˆdส’สŒstษ™r ]

Definition

Context #1 | Noun

finance role

An adjustor is a professional who assesses claims, often in the insurance industry. Their primary responsibility is to evaluate the validity of a claim and determine the amount of compensation that should be paid. Adjustors work closely with claimants, insurance companies, and sometimes legal representatives to gather information and resolve claims efficiently. This role requires analytical skills, attention to detail, and a sound understanding of policy terms and conditions.

Synonyms

claims adjuster, insurance adjuster, loss adjuster.

Examples of usage

  • The adjustor reviewed the damage report before authorizing the payout.
  • As an adjustor, she was responsible for inspecting the site of the car accident.
  • The adjustor contacted the policyholder to discuss the claim process.

Interesting Facts

Etymology

  • The word 'adjustor' comes from the root word 'adjust', meaning to change something slightly for a better fit.
  • The suffix '-or' is often used in English to denote someone who performs an action, like a 'doctor' who practices medicine.

Occupational Roles

  • An adjustor often works in insurance, helping clients understand their claims and ensuring fair settlements.
  • In construction, adjustors evaluate measurements to ensure buildings meet quality standards.

Psychology

  • The concept of adjusting goes beyond physical changes; it relates to how people adapt their thoughts and behaviors in new environments.
  • Cognitive flexibility is an important psychological trait linked to how well individuals can adjust to change.

Technology

  • In software development, adjustors may refer to algorithms that optimize performance by adjusting parameters based on given data.
  • User interface adjustors help personalize experiences, allowing users to change settings for comfort and convenience.

Literature

  • In stories, adjustors often symbolize change, reflecting characters' growth as they adapt to new situations.
  • Poets may use the act of adjusting as a metaphor for personal transformation or societal shifts.

Translations

Translations of the word "adjustor" in other languages:

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