to antilock
- verb
- /ˈæntiˌlɑk/
- Specialized
- Modern vehicles automatically antilock the brakes to help drivers maintain control on slippery roads.
Examples
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If you brake suddenly on ice, the system will antilock to prevent skidding.
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He antilocked the brakes to avoid skidding on the wet road.
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The car's advanced safety features can antilock the wheels during emergency stops.
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The technician antilocked the brakes to test the system.
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Modern vehicles automatically antilock the brakes to help drivers maintain control on slippery roads.
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If you brake suddenly on ice, the system will antilock to prevent skidding.
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The car's advanced safety features can antilock the wheels during emergency stops.
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Morphology
Etymology
Antilock comes from anti- meaning 'against' and lock meaning 'to stop moving'. To antilock the brakes is to prevent them from locking in a hard stop so the car keeps moving and you can steer.