utility program

[yoo-til-i-tee proh-gram]

noun

Computers.

1. utility.

Word History and Origins

Origin of utility program¹

First recorded in 1960–65

Example Sentences

“I’m a utility program,” the Librarian continues, speaking over me as if he has a script he must complete first.

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What you can do depends on the home, your budget and the utility programs available to you.

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But there was hope of relief through a utility program that offered low-income customers free energy-saving improvements and appliances, including air conditioners.

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But the two new utility programs have faced early bureaucratic delays, as government officials struggle to launch various relief efforts in record time while ensuring the dollars are spent appropriately.

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The Office of Recovery and Resiliency has run a precursor initiative to the new rent and utility program called HOPE, or Housing Opportunities and Prevention of Evictions.

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