industriously

advdiligently

Synonyms for industriously

adv diligently

Word Origin & History

"characterized by energy, effort, and attention," 1520s (implied in industriously), from Middle French industrieux and directly from Late Latin industriosus, from Latin industria (see industry). Retains the etymological sense. Related: Industriousness.

Example Sentences for industriously

He spent the morning with other men as industriously disposed as himself.

So Calhoun industriously concentrated his fire on the man trying to get above him.

Then they fired at him industriously and the charges crackled all around him.

That lump had come back into her throat and she was industriously swallowing it.

There is where Amy will be if she keeps on as industriously as she has begun.

The history of the Grand Canyon has been industriously collected.

The lobster was trapped so industriously that it also began to grow scarce.

He had one or two clues and was following these industriously.

He was a good hunter, and worked most industriously and successfully.

I retorted, and we talked “things” industriously for the next hour.

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Synonyms for industriously

hard

harder

hardest

laboriously

strenuously

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hard

harder

hardest

laboriously

strenuously

Synonyms for industriously

busily