Assiduousness

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Pronunciation: /əˌsɪdʒ.uːəsnəs/

Definitions of assiduousness

noun constant or close attention to what one is doing; diligence

Example Sentences

A1 Her assiduousness in completing her homework every day is admirable.

A2 The student showed assiduousness in studying for the exam.

B1 His assiduousness in following the project timeline ensured its successful completion.

B2 The team's assiduousness in researching the market led to valuable insights.

C1 The author's assiduousness in revising the manuscript resulted in a polished final product.

C2 The scientist's assiduousness in conducting experiments with precision contributed to groundbreaking discoveries.

Examples of assiduousness in a Sentence

formal His assiduousness in completing all tasks assigned to him is truly commendable.

informal She showed great assiduousness in studying for her exams.

slang Dude, your assiduousness in cleaning your room is on point.

figurative The artist's assiduousness in perfecting every brushstroke is reflected in the masterpiece he created.

Grammatical Forms of assiduousness

past tense

was assiduous

plural

assiduousnesses

comparative

more assiduous

superlative

most assiduous

present tense

is assiduous

future tense

will be assiduous

perfect tense

has been assiduous

continuous tense

is being assiduous

singular

assiduousness

positive degree

assiduous

infinitive

to be assiduous

gerund

being assiduous

participle

assiduous

Origin and Evolution of assiduousness

First Known Use: 1601 year
Language of Origin: Latin
Story behind the word: The word 'assiduousness' originated from the Latin word 'assiduus', meaning 'constant, continual'.
Evolution of the word: Over time, 'assiduousness' has retained its original meaning of being diligent, persistent, and hard-working.