Breakage (noun)

1. The action or process of breaking something.
2. The pieces resulting from something that has been broken.
3. A charge made by a business, such as a hotel or store, for broken or damaged property.

Origin:

Early 19th century: from break + -age.

Examples:

1. The breakage was significant, as it resulted in the loss of several valuable items.
2. The breakage was accidental, as she tripped and dropped the vase.
3. The breakage policy was strict, as the hotel charged guests for any items that were damaged during their stay.
4. The breakage rate was high, as many of the products were fragile and susceptible to damage in transit.
5. The breakage was a source of frustration, as it seemed like every time she moved, something would break.