utility in Latin
utility in Latin is utilitas — utility means the quality of being useful or practical.
utility in Latin
utilitas
The state or condition of being useful; usefulness.
What does "utility" mean?
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noun The quality of being useful or practical.
"The tool's utility lies in how quickly it gets the job done."
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noun A service such as electricity, gas, or water supplied to homes and businesses, or the company providing it.
"Utility bills went up again this winter."
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noun A small computer program designed to perform a specific maintenance or support task.
"He ran a disk cleanup utility to free up space."
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adjective Designed to be functional rather than attractive.
"The van has a plain, utility interior."
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utility in a sentence
- The tool's utility lies in how quickly it gets the job done.
- Utility bills went up again this winter.
- The city's water utility issued a boil-water notice.
- He ran a disk cleanup utility to free up space.
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What is "utility" in Latin?
"utility" in Latin is utilitas. utility means: The quality of being useful or practical.
How do you use "utility" in a sentence?
Example: "The tool's utility lies in how quickly it gets the job done." In Latin, "utility" is utilitas.
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