IPA: /juˈtɪlɪˌdɔr/
KK: /juˈtɪlɪˌdɔr/
A passage or space that is used to house utility lines such as electricity, water, or telecommunications.
The city built a new utilidor to improve access to essential services.
This word originates from Latin 'utilis' (meaning useful) and 'dor' (a suffix used in various contexts). The term 'utilidor' refers to something that is useful or serves a practical purpose.
Think of 'useful' when you hear 'utilidor' — it helps you remember that it relates to something that serves a practical purpose.
No commonly confused words.