brakeage
/ˈbreɪkɪdʒ/
noun
- The act or process of slowing or stopping something using a brake.
- The sudden brakeage of the train startled the passengers.
- Proper brakeage is essential for safe driving on icy roads.
- The mechanic checked the brakeage system for any signs of wear.
- Damage or wear caused by braking.
- The constant brakeage on the steep hill wore down the pads quickly.
- Excessive brakeage can overheat the rotors and cause warping.
- The report noted significant brakeage on the rear wheels after the long descent.
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