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Definition of diligent - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
hard workworking with careful and persistent effort
- She is diligent in completing her assignments.
- The diligent student reviewed her notes daily.
- He was diligent about keeping his workspace tidy.
Origin of diligent
Latin, diligere (to love, choose)
Terms with diligent included in their meaning
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diligent person
person who consistently puts in a lot of effort
work ethic
quality of being hardworking and diligent
study
diligent effort or concentration on a task
research
obtain information through diligent searching
loyal worker
dependable and diligent worker
diligence
quality of being diligent and persistent
education
show behavior characteristic of a diligent student
work
diligent and industrious in tasks
work
in a hard-working and diligent manner
diligent person
showing dedication and diligence in work
diligent manner
in a manner showing dedication and diligence
diligence
person who is extremely diligent and hardworking
diligence
diligent and focused approach to study
work
showing qualities typical of a diligent worker
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- French:assidu, ...
- German:fleißig, ...
- Italian:diligente, ...
- Spanish:diligente, ...
- Portuguese:aplicado, ...
- Chinese:勤奋, ...
- Japanese:勤勉な, ...
- Arabic:مُجْتَهِد, ...
- Hebrew:חָרוּץ, ...
- Russian:старательный, ...
- Ukrainian:старанний, ...
- Hindi:परिश्रमी, ...
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