Mains

/meɪnz/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Principal pipes or lines for supplying utilities such as water, gas, or electricity to a property.
    The property was disconnected from the mains after the account was closed.

Commentary

'Mains' is typically used in plural form to describe infrastructure supplying essential services, important in property and regulatory law.

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