slippage Antonyms
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Meaning of slippage
slippage (n)
a decrease of transmitted power in a mechanical system caused by slipping
decline from a standard level of performance or achievement
failing to hold or slipping out of place
slippage (n.)
The act of slipping; also, the amount of slipping.
slippage Sentence Examples
- The tires lost their grip on the ice, causing the car to experience significant slippage during the turn.
- The runner's feet slipped on the wet pavement, resulting in a painful fall.
- Engineers designed a new brake system to reduce slippage and improve stopping distance.
- The engine's slippage allowed the car to spin its wheels without moving forward.
- The transition from laminar to turbulent flow was characterized by increased slippage at the boundary layer.
- The skier's skis slipped out from under him, causing him to tumble down the slope.
- The clutch's slippage prevented the truck from transmitting power to the wheels effectively.
- The boat's propeller slipped in the water, propelling it forward less efficiently.
- The transmission experienced slippage, forcing the driver to manually shift gears.
- The dancer's shoes offered insufficient grip, resulting in frequent slippage during her performance.
FAQs About the word slippage
a decrease of transmitted power in a mechanical system caused by slipping, decline from a standard level of performance or achievement, failing to hold or slipp
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The tires lost their grip on the ice, causing the car to experience significant slippage during the turn.
The runner's feet slipped on the wet pavement, resulting in a painful fall.
Engineers designed a new brake system to reduce slippage and improve stopping distance.
The engine's slippage allowed the car to spin its wheels without moving forward.
