industriousness

noundiligence

Synonyms for industriousness

noun diligence

Antonyms for industriousness

assiduousness

noun. diligence

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 industriousness

These were the Wakavirondo, a tribe noted for its industriousness.

It bustled about the big steamer with an industriousness that seemed almost frantic.

The Dutch and Flemish Baroque artists celebrated results of industriousness through mythological themes.

A complex system of incentives and disincentives drives the workforce to dedication and industriousness.

The whole area was under Roman rule and was subjected to the industriousness and meticulousness of Empire.

The bountiful yield of this product has been brought about almost entirely through the industriousness of Chinese.

Curiosity had been too much for industriousness, and Osmond Orgreave had yielded himself to the general interest.

As they came out from Rose Beacon, they told above thirty fisher-boats at sea, testifying the industriousness of this people.

The noble seigneurs have often heard about the industriousness of the inhabitants of the south of Gaul.

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Antonyms for industriousness

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assiduousness

sedulousness

Synonyms for industriousness

assiduity