breakage

/ˈbreɪkɪdʒ/
noun
  1. The act of breaking something or the condition of being broken.
    • The store charges a deposit to cover possible breakage of rented items.
    • The movers were careful to avoid any breakage of the glassware.
    • Breakage of the pipe caused water to flood the basement.
  2. Items that have been broken, or the cost of replacing them.
    • We need to report all breakage to the manager at the end of the shift.
    • The restaurant accounts for breakage when pricing its dishes.
    • The insurance policy covers breakage during shipping.
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