Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

dead-stroke

Noun

/ˈdɛd.stroʊk/

Definition

A condition or situation where a forced stop or cessation occurs in the operation of an object or process.

Examples

The engine experienced a dead-stroke, halting all movement instantly.
After hitting a dead-stroke in the project, the team had to reassess their approach.

Meaning

In a technical context, a dead-stroke refers to the point at which an engine, machine, or system stops functioning after a complete cycle, often due to a lack of energy or external force.