scrappage
- noun
- /ˈskræpɪdʒ/
- UK
- The scrappage of ships is a major industry in some coastal towns.
Examples
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The scrappage of outdated vehicles helps reduce pollution.
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Many factories schedule regular scrappage of outdated equipment to improve efficiency.
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The government introduced a scrappage scheme to encourage people to trade in old cars for newer models.
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The scrappage process can be quite complex.
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The government introduced a scrappage scheme to encourage people to trade in old cars for newer models.
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Many factories schedule regular scrappage of outdated equipment to improve efficiency.
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The scrappage of outdated vehicles helps reduce pollution.
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Etymology
Scrappage comes from scrap meaning 'old or useless things' and the ending -age meaning 'an act or process', like in drainage. So scrappage is the process of taking old vehicles or equipment apart or sending them for recycling.