Pronunciation: /ˈpʌblɪk juˈtɪləti/
noun a company or organization that provides a service to the public, such as electricity, water, or transportation
A1 A public utility provides essential services to the community.
A2 Using a public utility, such as electricity or water, is necessary for daily life.
B1 Public utilities are regulated by the government to ensure fair pricing and quality service.
B2 Investing in public utility stocks can be a stable source of income.
C1 The privatization of public utilities can lead to increased efficiency but also higher costs for consumers.
C2 Public utility companies often face challenges in balancing environmental concerns with providing affordable services.
adjective relating to or provided by a public utility
A1 Public utility services are essential for the community.
A2 The public utility company is responsible for providing electricity and water to residents.
B1 The government regulates public utility companies to ensure fair pricing.
B2 Investing in public utility infrastructure is crucial for sustainable development.
C1 The privatization of public utility services has led to debates about quality and accessibility.
C2 Public utility companies must adhere to strict regulations to protect consumers and the environment.
formal The public utility company is responsible for providing essential services to the community.
informal The public utility here is pretty reliable, so we rarely experience power outages.
slang I heard the public utility rates are going up again, that's such a rip-off.
figurative In a world where kindness is a public utility, we would all be better off.
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