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Meaning of sedulous
showing dedication and diligence in one's work or activities
Etymology of sedulous
The word "sedulous" originates from the Latin word "sedulus," meaning diligent or careful, which is derived from "sedere," meaning to sit, and the suffix "-ulus," a diminutive form
Historically, the word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe someone who is diligent and hardworking
Synonyms
diligent
industrious
hardworking
conscientious
meticulous
thorough
scrupulous
painstaking
careful
attentive
dedicated
devoted
tireless
persistent
unrelenting
unremitting
assiduous
persevering
dogged
resolute
determined
unwavering
unflagging
strenuous
laborious
exacting
demanding
rigorous
fastidious
finicky
precise
methodical
systematic
thoroughgoing
Definitions
- Showing diligent and persevering effort, especially in a matter of importance
- * Characterized by careful and consistent application or effort
Usage Examples
- The sedulous researcher spent years studying the effects of climate change on local ecosystems
- * Her sedulous efforts to learn the language paid off when she was able to hold conversations with native speakers
Antonyms
lazy
idle
indolent
slothful
lethargic
apathetic
indifferent
neglectful
careless
reckless
irresponsible
lackadaisical
unconcerned
uninterested
unenthusiastic
uninspired
unmotivated
slack
remiss
dilatory
procrastinating