Pronunciation: /ˈsɛdʒələs/
adjective showing dedication and diligence; hard-working
A1 She is a sedulous student who always completes her homework on time.
A2 The sedulous worker never takes breaks and always finishes tasks ahead of schedule.
B1 The sedulous researcher spent countless hours in the library conducting experiments for her thesis.
B2 His sedulous efforts paid off when he was promoted to a higher position within the company.
C1 The sedulous attention to detail in her artwork sets her apart from other artists in her field.
C2 The sedulous dedication to his craft has earned him recognition as one of the top chefs in the industry.
formal The sedulous student spent hours in the library studying for the exam.
informal She's always been a sedulous worker, never missing a deadline.
slang He's a sedulous dude, always grinding and hustling.
figurative The sedulous bee tirelessly collected nectar from flower to flower.
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