Service Definition
 sûrvĭs 
  serviced, services, servicing
  
    noun
  
 
    services
  
The occupation or condition of a servant.
 Webster's New World 
Work done or duty performed for another or others.
 Repair service, public service.
 Webster's New World 
Work done for a master or feudal lord.
 Webster's New World 
Employment, esp. public employment.
 Diplomatic service.
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The serving of God, as through good works, prayer, etc.
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Synonyms: 
 
- stint
- active service
- military
- duty
- army
- Robert William Service
- armed-service
- military-service
- help
- avail
- table service
- divine-service
- religious-service
- servicing
- serve
Antonyms: 
 
    verb
  
 
    serviced, services, servicing
  
To furnish with a service.
 Webster's New World 
To make or keep fit for service, as by inspecting, adjusting, repairing, refueling, etc.
 Webster's New World 
To copulate with (a female)
 Webster's New World 
To make the periodic interest payments on (a debt)
 Webster's New World 
To have sex with.
 American Heritage 
    adjective
  
 Of or relating to the armed forces of a country.
 American Heritage 
Of, for, or used by servants, tradespeople, etc.
 A service entrance.
 Webster's New World 
For use during active service.
 A service uniform.
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Of, for, or in service.
 Webster's New World 
Offering repairs or maintenance.
 A service guarantee; a road service area.
 American Heritage 
    idiom
  
 
      at (someone's) service
    
 - Ready to help or be of use.
American Heritage  
      be of service
    
 - To be ready to help or be useful.
American Heritage  
      at someone's service
    
 - ready to serve or cooperate with someone
- ready for someone's use
Webster's New World  
      be of service
    
 - be helpful or useful
Webster's New World  
      in service
    
 - in use; functioning
- in the armed forces
Webster's New World  
Idioms, Phrasal Verbs Related to Service
- at (someone's) service
- be of service
- at someone's service
- be of service
- in service
Origin of Service
- Middle English from Old French from Latin servitium slavery from servus slave - From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition 
- From Old French servise (French: service). - From Wiktionary 
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