utile

[yoo-til, -tahyl] /ˈyu tɪl, -taɪl/
adjective
1.
Origin
1475-85; < Old French < Latin ūtilis, equivalent to ūt(ī) to use + -ilis -ile

utile dulci

[oo-ti-le doo l-kee; English yoot-l-ee duhl-sahy, -see] /ˈu tɪ lɛ ˈdʊl ki; English ˈyut l i ˈdʌl saɪ, -si/
Latin.
1.
the useful with the pleasurable.
Examples from the web for utile
  • Everything has the potential to be abusive, and not everything has the potential to be utile.
British Dictionary definitions for utile

utile

/ˈjuːtaɪl; -tɪl/
adjective
1.
an obsolete word for useful
Word Origin
C15: via Old French from Latin ūtilis, from ūtī to use
Word Origin and History for utile

late 15c., from Old French utile (13c.), from Latin utilis, from uti (see use (v.)).