advertence, attentiveness, diligence, engrossment, insistence, notice, patience of permanence, preoccupation, sedulousness, steadiness, thought
Definitionn. great and constant diligence and attention
Last update: August 5, 2017
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Assiduity is required in achieving a goal. [noun]
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To these two employments may be ascribed those qualities of assiduity and accuracy, and that familiarity with the commerce of the country, which distinguished his public career. [noun]
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He seldom was seen outside the distilling room; his assiduity was marked, if not commented upon. [noun]
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He lived many days in this frightful solitude, the lion catering for him with great assiduity. [adjective]
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This gift of his and my assiduity to listen brought us the more close together. [noun]
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Here he studied with the greatest assiduity, and soon distinguished himself as a very skillful engraver. [adjective]
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Thereafter O'Rane attended Chapel with assiduity until the breaking-up service on the last day.' [noun]
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Your assiduity in study has become known to me. [adjective]
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"Be firm, Herbert," I would retort, plying my own pen with great assiduity. [adjective]
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Journeymen who were not members were pursued with assiduity and energy as soon as they entered a town and found work. [noun]
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The assiduity with which the women of America measure the length of our democratic pavements is doubtless a factor in their frequent absence of redundancy of outline. [noun]
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