disutility

/dɪsˈjuːtɪlɪti/

Definitions

1. noun

A disadvantage or unpleasant consequence, especially one resulting from a particular action or policy.

“The policy of increasing taxes led to widespread disutility among the population.”

2. noun

A loss or diminution of utility.

“The disutility of the new system made it difficult for employees to perform their tasks efficiently.”

3. noun

A feeling of unease or discomfort.

“The disutility of being stuck in a crowded bus during rush hour was unbearable.”

Synonyms

  • disadvantage
  • inconvenience

Antonyms

  • benefit
  • utility