Pronunciation: /əˈsɪdʒ.u.əs/
adjective showing great care, attention, and effort; diligent
A1 She is an assiduous student who always completes her homework on time.
A2 The assiduous worker never takes breaks and is always focused on the task at hand.
B1 The assiduous researcher spent months collecting data for the study.
B2 His assiduous efforts paid off when he was promoted to a higher position in the company.
C1 The assiduous editor meticulously reviewed every detail of the manuscript before it was published.
C2 The assiduous detective spent years investigating the case before finally solving it.
formal The assiduous student always completed her assignments on time and with great attention to detail.
informal My assiduous coworker never misses a deadline and always puts in extra effort to get the job done right.
slang I admire how assiduous my friend is when it comes to studying for exams; she really puts in the work.
figurative The artist's assiduous brush strokes brought the painting to life, capturing every detail with precision.
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