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breakage
[ brey-kij ]
noun
There was a great deal of breakage in that shipment of glassware.
- the money accrued by a racetrack from calculating the payoff to winning pari-mutuel bettors only in multiples of dimes for each dollar bet.
breakage
/ ˈbreɪkɪdʒ /
noun
- the act or result of breaking
- the quantity or amount broken
the total breakage was enormous
- compensation or allowance for goods damaged while in use, transit, etc
Other Words From
- re·breakage noun
Example Sentences
Osteoporosis is a skeletal condition that leads to the weakening of bones, making them porous, fragile, and prone to breakage.
I just switched over to using Olaplex No. 3 Hair Perfector because my hair has had a lot of breakage from getting it colored.
Nine years ago, he joined a few colleagues in speculating that the baby tooth helped to stabilize the permanent tooth against sideways breakage as it erupted.
The breakage was stimulated by muscle contractions and accompanied by the presence of specific signaling proteins called growth differentiation factor-5 and beta-catenin.
Signs of breakage and subsequent carving indicate some broken tools were recycled—whittled and polished into smaller implements.
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