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assiduously

adverb as in industriously

adverb as in laboriously

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To climb the ladder in Washington, he assiduously curried favor with colleagues.

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Those who were assiduously wearing masks were more likely to be treating the pandemic as a risk in the first place — and therefore to have gotten a vaccine as soon as possible.

That would be logistically difficult, since Facebook has worked assiduously to integrate the three services.

Upon learning that shell-splitting strengthens their teeth and jaws, I began giving her partially cracked nuts, which she worked assiduously to open.

There was never an iteration of the product, or a long-range plan to assiduously cultivate users and talent as the company found traction while carefully husbanding its capital for the inevitable tough moments in the growth of any company.

Cumberbatch and Hunter have assiduously avoided being identified as celebrity couple until now.

The company assiduously reached out to major shareholders and made its case for Dimon to remain in charge.

Four UBS traders, including one manager, assiduously worked with other banks to manipulate some LIBORs.

And like the Zionists, they assiduously and effectively lobbied the nations of the world to support the resolution.

The 47-year-old Virginian has assiduously created an identity for himself as face of the new Republican guard.

Having achieved this feat he sighed again, and applied himself assiduously to the pie.

The duty of rulers should be perseveringly set before them, and the minds of all assiduously called to reflection.

Arts, therefore, which were neglected by the elder courtier were assiduously practised by the younger.

By one person, however, Portland was still assiduously courted; and that person was the King.

On the way, Don Rodrigue makes love to her assiduously, but the young girl's heart seems untroubled.

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On this page you'll find 140 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to assiduously, such as: completely, comprehensively, from a to z, from top to bottom, fully, and in and out.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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