Meanings of utile in English

Extraict des Catalogues des dictes foires, et reduict en method conuenable, et tres utile.'

Omne tulit punctum qui miscuit utile dulci.

He had grown up in a household where nothing so utile even as rags or straw was ever thrown away.

Paris is the place in the world where, if you please, you may the best unite the 'utile' and the 'dulce'.

Yet in sleep the process of trial-and-error may often result in highly constructive resolutions, as in what the French call reve utile.

Women, in truth, are not only intelligent; they have almost a monopoly of certain of the subtler and more utile forms of intelligence.

People in Carthage are not rich; the shops are not grandiose, and inter-family presents are apt to be trivial and futile-orworse yet, utile.

There are, too, valuable timber trees, such as the yellow pine (Podocarpus elongatus), stinkwood (Ocotea), sneezewood or Cape ebony (Pteroxylon utile) and ironwood.

Nearly every night before I go to bed I say to myself: Have I been Utile today?

In Brightling church is a bust to John Fuller, with the motto: "Utile nihil quod non honestum."

'In our pleasures at Dresden there was a mixture of the utile with the dulce.

Leesil knew Utile of the price of horseflesh, but it sounded like less than half of what such animals were worth.

And she also told me you'd help me with a Utile business and then I could help you, know what I mean?'

Ye Utilitarians-ye ,too ,lovethe UTILE only as a VEHICLE for your inclinations,-ye ,too ,reallyfind the noise of its wheels insupportable!