assiduity (Meaning)
assiduity (n)
great and constant diligence and attention
assiduity (n.)
Constant or close application or attention, particularly to some business or enterprise; diligence.
Studied and persevering attention to a person; -- usually in the plural.
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assiduity Sentence Examples
- Her assiduity in completing tasks ahead of schedule earned her praise from her colleagues.
- The success of the project was largely due to his assiduity in overseeing every detail.
- Through years of assiduity, he became a renowned expert in his field.
- Despite the challenges, she approached her work with assiduity and determination.
- His assiduity in practicing the piano for hours each day paid off when he won the competition.
- The student's assiduity in studying led to consistently high grades.
- The CEO's assiduity in fostering a positive work culture contributed to high employee satisfaction.
- Despite his initial struggles, his assiduity in learning to code eventually led to a successful career in software development.
- The athlete's assiduity in training resulted in improved performance and a podium finish.
- The author's assiduity in researching historical events added depth and authenticity to her novel.
FAQs About the word assiduity
great and constant diligence and attentionConstant or close application or attention, particularly to some business or enterprise; diligence., Studied and perse
industriousness, assiduousness, persistence, effort, industry,diligence,attentiveness, tenacity, attention, application
negligence, negligence, carelessness, carelessness, laziness, idleness, idleness, indolence, laziness,indolence
Her assiduity in completing tasks ahead of schedule earned her praise from her colleagues.
The success of the project was largely due to his assiduity in overseeing every detail.
Through years of assiduity, he became a renowned expert in his field.
Despite the challenges, she approached her work with assiduity and determination.
