wastage (Meaning)

Wordnet

wastage (n)

the process of wasting

anything lost by wear or waste

Webster

Loss by use, decay, evaporation, leakage, or the like; waste.

The factory's inefficient processes resulted in significant wastage of raw materials.
Food wastage in restaurants is a major problem that requires attention.
Improper disposal of electronic devices contributes to electronic wastage that harms the environment.
Time wastage should be minimized during production to increase efficiency.
Careful planning can help reduce water wastage in irrigation systems.
The company implemented new recycling initiatives to minimize paper wastage.
Energy wastage in buildings can be significantly reduced by using energy-efficient appliances.
Overproduction can lead to product wastage and financial losses for businesses.
Water wastage due to leaky plumbing fixtures can be easily overlooked but has a significant cumulative impact.
Waste segregation programs can help reduce the amount of wastage that goes to landfills.

the process of wasting, anything lost by wear or wasteLoss by use, decay, evaporation, leakage, or the like; waste.

extinction, havoc, devastation,destruction, loss, demolition, decimation,extermination, obliteration, ruination

building, construction, erection, saving,construction, saving, raising, building, raising, erection

The factory's inefficient processes resulted in significant wastage of raw materials.

Food wastage in restaurants is a major problem that requires attention.

Improper disposal of electronic devices contributes to electronic wastage that harms the environment.

Time wastage should be minimized during production to increase efficiency.