serviceableness
21utility — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) State of being useful Nouns utility; usefulness, efficacy, efficiency, adequacy; service, stead, avail, benefit; help, aid; convenience, availability; applicability, function, value; worth, goodness;… …
22thius — (thiw ) [akin to Ger Diener] : servant. Deriv. thewis servant, thiwadw serviceableness, thiwan (*) make serviceable, thiwi (g. thiujos) servant girl. Comp. anathiwan bring in service, gathiwan oppress, thiumagus servant boy …
23utility — late 14c., fact of being useful, from O.Fr. utilite usefulness (late 13c.), earlier utilitet (12c.), from L. utilitatem (nom. utilitas) usefulness, serviceableness, profit, from utilis usable, from uti (see USE (Cf. use) (v.)). As a shortened… …
24convenience — con·ven·i·ence || kÉ™n viËnjÉ™ns n. serviceableness; comfort; something useful …
25conveniences — con·ven·i·ence || kÉ™n viËnjÉ™ns n. serviceableness; comfort; something useful …
26useability — n. serviceableness, utilization, degree of ease with which something may be used …
27usefulness — n. Utility, serviceableness, value, advantage, profit …
28costly — adj Costly, expensive, dear, valuable, precious, invaluable, priceless mean having a high value or valuation, especially in terms of money. Costly, expensive, dear refer to the expenditure or sacrifice involved in obtaining or procuring a thing.… …
29avail — v 1. profit, benefit, help, get, serve, bestead, advantage, Archaic. boot; work, be effective, be efficacious, do, do the trick, succeed. 2. avail oneself of make good use of, make the most of, take advantage of, exploit, use, use to best… …
30benefit — n 1. advantage, behoof, interest, good; well being, Archaic. weal, welfare; betterment, improvement, furtherance, advancement, promotion; gain, profit, help, aid, service; avail, efficacy, use, usefulness, serviceableness. 2.Usu. benefits… …
