20 Example sentences using the word blackout and its definition

 What does the word blackout mean?

According to the Oxford Dictionary, In the noun form, the definition of blackout /ˈblakˌout/ is a failure of an electrical power supply, a suppression of information, especially one imposed on the media by the government, and a temporary loss of consciousness.

The following are 20 example sentences using the word blackout. If you have any questions, please write them in the comments column below :

1. Will there be a rolling blackout where you are?
2. Flooding caused several houses to experience rolling blackouts in Jakarta.
3. We are surprised by the total blackout in your city.
4. Thank God our area was not affected by the blackout.
5. The blackout in Jogja resulted in our internet not being able to be used perfectly.
6. Due to a power blackout, their city was in total darkness.
7. One thing I don't like about blackouts is the damage to electronic equipment in the house.
8. Thank God our village did not experience a blackout.
9. My girl will find it difficult to travel in the blackout.
10. We are amazed at what PLN has done to be able to carry out substation maintenance without blackouts.
11. The action of blackout in Jakarta for one hour was able to reduce carbon emissions by 70 tons.
12. Blackouts can also reduce electricity consumption.
13. Russian airstrikes cause blackout in northern Ukraine.
14. The DKI Jakarta provincial government will blackout the lights for 60 minutes in Jakarta on Saturday.
15. Officers carried out a blackout because several shophouses in Green Ville, West Jakarta, were on fire.
16. On Wednesday there will be a rolling blackout.
17. Mother complained when the blackout happened by PLN.
18. The Jogja and Bantul areas will have a blackout at 10.00 am.
19. PLN plans to carry out light maintenance on the island of Java, resulting in rolling blackouts.
20. Pressure rockets hit northern Israel, causing a blackout in Israel.

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