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She is an assiduous student who expects to earn A's.assiduous = careful and persistent
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Our research team is talented and assiduous.
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She works at her job assiduously.assiduously = in a careful and persistent way
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This is the weapon he has been seeking so assiduously since his return: (source)assiduously = carefully and persistently
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He had collected four of her bobby-pins as assiduously as a squirrel collects nuts for the winter, (source)assiduously = diligently (with care and persistent effort)
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How maybe if she was assiduous she could free us both. (source)assiduous = diligent (careful and persistent)
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He guarded his flock assiduously, researched every mission with complete thoroughness, gathered the intel, checked the maps, charts, photographs, all reconnaissance. (source)assiduously = diligently (with care and persistent effort)
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The owner of Lucky Smells Lumbermill expects you to be both assiduous and diligent.† (source)
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Hence his indignation, his fervour, his assiduousness, his laborious petitions and committees; and above all, his desire to believe her innocent.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-ness" converts an adjective to a noun that means the quality of. This is the same pattern you see in words like darkness, kindness, and coolness.
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Jace had propped himself on the porch railing and was assiduously pretending to ignore them, while using the stele to file the edges of his fingernails. (source)
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He wondered whether the sonnets might not have been inspired by Amanda's presence in the Trueba garden, where the Poet liked to sit at teatime and talk about songs of despair, during the period when he had been an assiduous visitor at the big house on the corner.† (source)
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Here, success was not an honor, nor privation a dishonor; the Lord assiduously threw up tests and kept score based solely on faith. (source)
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Blomkvist understood nothing of this, but took assiduous notes.† (source)
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Behind his back the door opens: his breakfast is making its entrance. Assiduously he dips his pen. ... "Just set it on the table, will you?" he says, without turning. (source)
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It was assiduous work, and discouraging.† (source)
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The man was toiling assiduously, bending conduits around a beam. (source)
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