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to be of use

 

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To Be of Use

Definition

To be of use means to have practical value or utility; to be beneficial or helpful in a practical way. It implies the ability to serve a purpose or contribute to a specific outcome or goal.

Senses

1. General Sense:

Verb - When used in a general sense, "to be of use" refers to the action of being helpful or valuable in accomplishing something.

Example Sentence:

"Her expertise in web design proved to be of use when we were developing our company's website."

2. Personal Sense:

Verb - In a personal sense, "to be of use" refers to the act of providing assistance or support to someone on an individual level, often emotionally or morally.

Example Sentence:

"After the loss, her presence was of great use to him. She provided comfort and helped him through the grieving process."

3. Local Sense:

Adjective - In a local sense, "of use" is used to describe something that is specific or relevant to a particular place or community.

Example Sentence:

"The local knowledge shared by the tour guide proved to be of use while exploring the hidden gems of the town."

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