cover for vs cover against
What is the difference between these two: cover for and cover against ?
e.g. This policy should cover you against accidental injury.
a policy that covers you for fire and theft
Can they be interchangeably replaced one for another?
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In this situation, the context of insurance, they have the same meaning for the general public. It may be that professionals - lawyers and insurance experts, for example - would use the terms differently, but in everyday use there would be no difference.
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