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appliance

[uh-plahy-uhns] / əˈplaɪ əns /
NOUN
machine, usually with domestic purpose
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If you lose electricity you should make sure all non-essential appliances are switched off, but leave a light on so you know when the supply returns.

From BBC

AI assistants were used most to shop for videogames, toys, appliances, electronics, and personal care products.

From Barron's

Online shoppers spent a record $257.8 billion during the holiday season as they snagged major discounts on electronics, sporting goods and appliances, Adobe data show.

From Los Angeles Times

The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said three pumping appliances and a height vehicle remained at the scene on Sunday morning.

From BBC

Nonetheless, he expects CES to feature an array of "AI-powered smart everything devices" for consumers, including televisions, home appliances, personal computers, vehicles, and wearables such as rings that monitor health.

From Barron's