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brownout

[broun-out] / ˈbraʊnˌaʊt /


NOUN
outage
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That said, Texas would be connecting to the Southwest Power Pool, which includes some states that also were affected by this storm and experienced rolling brownouts, such as Kansas, Nebraska and the Dakotas.

From Scientific American

For those who live in an area that is partially electrified or suffering only brownouts, experts say conserving power wisely is key.

From Salon

The recent brownouts in California were caused by the failure of a power plant and the loss of wind power.

From Washington Times

Ms. Conway made an interesting metaphorical case regarding Mr. Trump’s reelection, but the polls suggest a major blackout or brownout not only for him but also for many of his followers.

From Washington Post

The only times it wasn’t lighted for the holidays was in 1973 during a brownout in which businesses were asked to cut back on electricity because of a lack of rain.

From Seattle Times