antilock
- adjective
- /ˈæntiˌlɑk/
- Specialized
- Many drivers feel more confident in winter conditions with antilock features on their vehicles.
Examples
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Modern cars often come with antilock braking systems to improve safety on slippery roads.
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The mechanic recommended installing antilock brakes for better control during sudden stops.
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The new car features an antilock braking system.
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Many modern vehicles are equipped with antilock brakes.
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The new car is equipped with an antilock braking system for better safety.
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Drivers should feel more secure knowing their vehicles have antilock brakes that prevent skidding.
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The antilock feature on the truck allows for smoother stops on slippery roads.
Synonyms
To stop slipping on wet or smooth surfaces
Antonyms
How Effective
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Antilock comes from anti- meaning 'against', like in antifreeze, and lock meaning 'to stop moving'. So an antilock braking system is made to stop the wheels from locking when you brake, which helps you keep control.