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Meanings of strictly utilitarian in English

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Usage of strictly utilitarian in English
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Our strictly utilitarian needs from wild nature are often overplayed by environmentalists.
The Guardian
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He had no English, and our Ojibway was of the strictly utilitarian.
The Forest
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Varta recognized seats, a table, and other bits of strictly utilitarian furniture.
The Gifts of Asti
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The Lejeune Inn, built to provide temporary housing, was brick and strictly utilitarian.
Bones of the Lost
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In illiterate communities all transmitted knowledge is traditional, and tradition is strictly utilitarian.
The hero
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None of these strictly utilitarian quilts is left, but they were certainly plentiful.
Quilts: Their Story and How to Make Them
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It was like a boxcar, ugly and bulky and strictly utilitarian.
Earth Afire
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In 360 B.C., however, the arsenal seems to have been a strictly utilitarian structure.
A Day in Old Athens; a Picture of Athenian Life
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Its shape was blocky and strictly utilitarian, the surface bristling with dishes and antennae.
Stars rain down
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That is to say, he had done nothing strictly utilitarian.
A Mountain Woman
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But they also offer something different-something less strictly utilitarian.
Wired
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Being strictly utilitarian rooms, simple fixtures that would provide the maximum of light were employed.
If You're Going to Live in the Country
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He finished his strictly utilitarian household labor and went off up the flat to the sluice boxes.
Cabin Fever
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And they reject the idea of a strictly utilitarian system, tailoring courses and student numbers to available jobs.
The Guardian
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No longer a strictly utilitarian part of the household best kept hidden if possible, this room is now the place where all the action is.
The Irish Times
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Retailing for $99, the Play Hooky might be a hard sell for the strictly utilitarian, but fashion-minded geeks will respond to its boutique appeal.
Wired
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