English, asked by rupesh125, 9 months ago

what does the line the man never believed mere utility means.

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Answered by Anonymous

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The line “the man never believed in mere utility” means that the man never believed that he should do anything just because it is useful and productive.

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Explanation:

The line “the man never believed in mere utility” means that the man never believed that he should do anything just because it is useful and productive

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