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Meaning of rock brake
rock brake (n)
any of several small lithophytic ferns of tropical and warm temperate regions
dwarf deciduous lithophytic ferns
chiefly lithophytic or epiphytic fern of North America and east Asia
rock brake Sentence Examples
- The driver slammed on the rock brake, sending the car into a sudden halt.
- The ancient rock brake system, carved into a stone path, served as a rudimentary traffic control measure.
- The geologist pointed out the rock brake, a natural formation where rockslide debris had created friction along a fault line.
- The rock brake failed, causing the heavy trailer to careen down the mountain pass.
- The rock brake on the mountain bike provided reliable grip on the rugged terrain.
- The city's rock brake regulations required vehicles to be equipped with secondary braking systems due to steep hills.
- The paleontologist discovered fossilized remains of ancient rock brake mechanisms used by prehistoric animals.
- The climber carefully used rock brakes to descend the sheer cliff face, relying on the friction between their shoes and the rock.
- The rock brake prevented the boulder from crashing into the hikers below.
- The rough, textured surface of the rock brake provided ample grip for the rock climber's hands.
FAQs About the word rock brake
any of several small lithophytic ferns of tropical and warm temperate regions, dwarf deciduous lithophytic ferns, chiefly lithophytic or epiphytic fern of North
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The driver slammed on the rock brake, sending the car into a sudden halt.
The ancient rock brake system, carved into a stone path, served as a rudimentary traffic control measure.
The geologist pointed out the rock brake, a natural formation where rockslide debris had created friction along a fault line.
The rock brake failed, causing the heavy trailer to careen down the mountain pass.
