Pronunciation: /juːˌtɪl.ɪˈtɛə.ri.ən/
noun a person who believes in or advocates the doctrine of utility
A1 I prefer to buy utilitarian clothing that is practical and comfortable.
A2 The utilitarian of the group always focused on efficiency and getting the job done.
B1 The utilitarian in the office suggested ways to streamline the workflow.
B2 The utilitarian approach to problem-solving often involves finding the most practical solution.
C1 The utilitarian philosophy values the greatest good for the greatest number of people.
C2 Her utilitarianism is evident in her decision-making process, always prioritizing practicality and efficiency.
adjective relating to or advocating utility or usefulness
A1 I bought a utilitarian backpack for my hiking trip.
A2 The utilitarian design of the kitchen makes it easy to cook meals.
B1 The utilitarian approach to problem-solving focuses on practicality over aesthetics.
B2 The utilitarian nature of the new software program is evident in its efficiency.
C1 The utilitarian philosophy values the greatest good for the greatest number of people.
C2 The utilitarian principles of ethics prioritize the consequences of actions over intentions.
formal The utilitarian approach to ethics focuses on maximizing overall happiness.
informal She prefers a utilitarian design for her kitchen, with practical and functional elements.
slang I'm all about that utilitarian life - give me clothes with lots of pockets!
figurative His writing style is very utilitarian, getting straight to the point without any unnecessary embellishments.
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