flameout
/ˈflæmaʊt/Definitions
1. noun
the sudden failure of a rocket or spacecraft to achieve orbit or to reach its intended destination, due to a loss of thrust or control
“The space agency suffered a major embarrassment when the rocket’s flameout occurred just minutes after launch.”
2. noun
a complete loss of power or energy, especially in a machine or system
“The company experienced a flameout of their backup generators during the power outage.”
3. noun
a sudden and complete collapse or failure, especially of a business or organization
“The startup suffered a flameout after a series of failed product launches.”
4. verb
to experience a sudden and complete failure or collapse, especially of a business or organization
“The company’s founders tried to prevent the business from flaming out, but it was too late.”