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public service
noun
the business of supplying an essential commodity, as gas or electricity, or a service, as transportation, to the general public.
government employment; civil service.
a service to the public rendered without charge by a profit-making organization.
This radio program has been brought to you as a public service.
public service
noun
government employment
the management and administration of the affairs of a political unit, esp the civil service
a service provided for the community
buses provide a public service
( as modifier )
a public-service announcement
British equivalent: civil service.the service responsible for the public administration of the government of a country. It excludes the legislative, judicial, and military branches. Members of the public service have no official political allegiance and are not generally affected by changes of governments
Word History and Origins
Origin of public service1
Example Sentences
The first minister acknowledged Scotland's public services "strain at the seams".
Tens upon tens of billions of pounds of taxes and borrowing for public services and long-term projects, like rail lines and power stations.
“Essentially that person was masquerading as a nonprofit organization,” Toczylowski said, adding that her group is preparing a public service announcement to warn about the scam.
Vickers said Stockton's asylum seekers were all housed near the town centre which caused challenges in accommodation, public services and integration, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.
Labour said it was investing in public services by boosting the Welsh government's budget.
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