droppage
- noun
- /ˈdrɒpɪdʒ/
- Careful handling is required to prevent droppage during transportation.
Examples
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The droppage of the fragile boxes caused several items to break.
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The droppage of the package was unexpected.
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There was a noticeable droppage of water pressure after the pipe burst.
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There was significant droppage during the storm.
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The droppage of the package resulted in damaged goods due to the force of the fall.
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To prevent droppage, workers were trained to lift boxes carefully and avoid accidents.
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After the droppage occurred, they needed to assess the damage to the dropped items.
Synonyms
A drop from a higher to a lower level
An act of dropping from a higher place
A thing that falls down freely because of gravity
Antonyms
How Fast
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Droppage is formed from drop and the ending -age, the same ending you see in drainage. It can mean the act or instance of something falling or being dropped, so droppage can refer to a dropping event or process.