usage in Latin
usage in Latin is ūsus — usage means the act or amount of using something, such as electricity, data, or a resource.
usage in Latin
ūsus
What does "usage" mean?
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noun The act or amount of using something, such as electricity, data, or a resource.
"Smart meters help families keep track of their daily electricity usage."
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noun The way words or phrases are conventionally used by a particular group of speakers.
"Many teachers disagree with the modern usage of the word literally."
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usage in a sentence
- Smart meters help families keep track of their daily electricity usage.
- Heavy data usage on his phone meant he ran out of allowance early.
- Many teachers disagree with the modern usage of the word literally.
- In formal usage, this verb is followed by the preposition on.
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What is "usage" in Latin?
"usage" in Latin is ūsus. usage means: The act or amount of using something, such as electricity, data, or a resource.
How do you use "usage" in a sentence?
Example: "Smart meters help families keep track of their daily electricity usage." In Latin, "usage" is ūsus.
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