Definition of assiduity in English:

assiduity

nounPlural assiduities ˌasɪˈdjuːɪtiˌæsəˈd(j)uədi

mass noun

1Constant or close attention to what one is doing.
the assiduity with which he could wear down his opponents
Example sentencesExamples
- It depends on the zeal, the assiduity, or the nervousness of the individual.
- The young secretary's assiduity rapidly won him esteem, and some dislike.
- Despite the assiduity and rigor of the performers, modern dance was generally promoted and received as a pastime for females.
- In the 1960s, a Beijing toilet cleaner surnamed Chen made a name for himself by carrying out his job with great assiduity.
- This he followed with patient assiduity, and a mind ever open to the lessons of piety and benevolence which such a study is so well calculated to afford.
- When he arrives home with his newspaper he dons his spectacles and, ignoring the front and back pages, proceeds to peruse the death notices with the utmost assiduity.
- A myth of Merrie Africa was fostered with assiduity, an ideal of timeless village community as appealing to radicals and socialists as to conservatives.
- The officers however, pursued their investigation with the utmost assiduity and with not a little skill.
- It is true that I was aware of the lack of oral instruction, but I tried to replace this by even more assiduity.
- This valuable volume confirms the dedicated assiduity with which Crawford Seeger channelled her ‘modernist’ instincts into the most refined kind of folk-song transcription she could manage.
- Yet the young mother also hoped the girl could develop the characteristics of persistence, independence and assiduity.
- This man is a serious politician: one can deduce that from the assiduity with which he eschews politics.
- Henry VII's councillors were all selected for their ability, assiduity, shrewdness, and loyalty.
- I do not think that it is fair just or reasonable that the extent of the liability of the defendants should depend on the assiduity of the surveyors instructed by the claimants.
- He cultivated his role as a celebrity with all the assiduity common to our media stars today.
- A response to this position, of course, would be that the assiduity with which Carroll cultivated friendships with small girls seems out of proportion to such a purpose.
- He is loved internationally for his academic assiduity and penchant for historical research.
- And when she portrays a horse or a tiger on the canvas, her assiduity gives it a professional touch.
- The sense of identity formed by one's assiduity as a listener or an amateur performer was by now so strong as to require some determination in order to be rejected.
Synonyms
persistence, pertinacity, determination, perseverance, doggedness, tenaciousness, single-mindedness, strength of will, firmness of purpose, strength of purpose, fixity of purpose, bulldog spirit, tirelessness, indefatigability, resolution, resoluteness, resolve, firmness, patience, purposefulness, staunchness, steadfastness, constancy, staying power, application, diligence, sedulousness, insistence, relentlessness, inexorability, inexorableness, implacability, inflexibility
1. 1.1assiduitiesarchaic, literary Constant attentions to someone.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin assiduitas, from assiduus 'occupied with' (see assiduous).

Rhymes

acuity, ambiguity, annuity, congruity, contiguity, continuity, exiguity, fatuity, fortuity, gratuity, ingenuity, perpetuity, perspicuity, promiscuity, suety, superfluity, tenuity, vacuity

Definition of assiduity in US English:

assiduity

nounˌæsəˈd(j)uədiˌasəˈd(y)o͞oədē

1Constant or close attention to what one is doing.
the assiduity with which he could wear down his opponents
Example sentencesExamples
- This he followed with patient assiduity, and a mind ever open to the lessons of piety and benevolence which such a study is so well calculated to afford.
- And when she portrays a horse or a tiger on the canvas, her assiduity gives it a professional touch.
- When he arrives home with his newspaper he dons his spectacles and, ignoring the front and back pages, proceeds to peruse the death notices with the utmost assiduity.
- He is loved internationally for his academic assiduity and penchant for historical research.
- This valuable volume confirms the dedicated assiduity with which Crawford Seeger channelled her ‘modernist’ instincts into the most refined kind of folk-song transcription she could manage.
- The sense of identity formed by one's assiduity as a listener or an amateur performer was by now so strong as to require some determination in order to be rejected.
- Henry VII's councillors were all selected for their ability, assiduity, shrewdness, and loyalty.
- Yet the young mother also hoped the girl could develop the characteristics of persistence, independence and assiduity.
- This man is a serious politician: one can deduce that from the assiduity with which he eschews politics.
- He cultivated his role as a celebrity with all the assiduity common to our media stars today.
- I do not think that it is fair just or reasonable that the extent of the liability of the defendants should depend on the assiduity of the surveyors instructed by the claimants.
- Despite the assiduity and rigor of the performers, modern dance was generally promoted and received as a pastime for females.
- A response to this position, of course, would be that the assiduity with which Carroll cultivated friendships with small girls seems out of proportion to such a purpose.
- The officers however, pursued their investigation with the utmost assiduity and with not a little skill.
- It is true that I was aware of the lack of oral instruction, but I tried to replace this by even more assiduity.
- In the 1960s, a Beijing toilet cleaner surnamed Chen made a name for himself by carrying out his job with great assiduity.
- The young secretary's assiduity rapidly won him esteem, and some dislike.
- It depends on the zeal, the assiduity, or the nervousness of the individual.
- A myth of Merrie Africa was fostered with assiduity, an ideal of timeless village community as appealing to radicals and socialists as to conservatives.
Synonyms
persistence, pertinacity, determination, perseverance, doggedness, tenaciousness, single-mindedness, strength of will, firmness of purpose, strength of purpose, fixity of purpose, bulldog spirit, tirelessness, indefatigability, resolution, resoluteness, resolve, firmness, patience, purposefulness, staunchness, steadfastness, constancy, staying power, application, diligence, sedulousness, insistence, relentlessness, inexorability, inexorableness, implacability, inflexibility
1. 1.1assiduitiesliterary, archaic Constant attentions to someone.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin assiduitas, from assiduus ‘occupied with’ (see assiduous).

单词	assiduity
释义	Definition of assiduity in English: assiduity nounPlural assiduities ˌasɪˈdjuːɪtiˌæsəˈd(j)uədi mass noun 1Constant or close attention to what one is doing. the assiduity with which he could wear down his opponents Example sentencesExamples It depends on the zeal, the assiduity, or the nervousness of the individual. The young secretary's assiduity rapidly won him esteem, and some dislike. Despite the assiduity and rigor of the performers, modern dance was generally promoted and received as a pastime for females. In the 1960s, a Beijing toilet cleaner surnamed Chen made a name for himself by carrying out his job with great assiduity. This he followed with patient assiduity, and a mind ever open to the lessons of piety and benevolence which such a study is so well calculated to afford. When he arrives home with his newspaper he dons his spectacles and, ignoring the front and back pages, proceeds to peruse the death notices with the utmost assiduity. A myth of Merrie Africa was fostered with assiduity, an ideal of timeless village community as appealing to radicals and socialists as to conservatives. The officers however, pursued their investigation with the utmost assiduity and with not a little skill. It is true that I was aware of the lack of oral instruction, but I tried to replace this by even more assiduity. This valuable volume confirms the dedicated assiduity with which Crawford Seeger channelled her ‘modernist’ instincts into the most refined kind of folk-song transcription she could manage. Yet the young mother also hoped the girl could develop the characteristics of persistence, independence and assiduity. This man is a serious politician: one can deduce that from the assiduity with which he eschews politics. Henry VII's councillors were all selected for their ability, assiduity, shrewdness, and loyalty. I do not think that it is fair just or reasonable that the extent of the liability of the defendants should depend on the assiduity of the surveyors instructed by the claimants. He cultivated his role as a celebrity with all the assiduity common to our media stars today. A response to this position, of course, would be that the assiduity with which Carroll cultivated friendships with small girls seems out of proportion to such a purpose. He is loved internationally for his academic assiduity and penchant for historical research. And when she portrays a horse or a tiger on the canvas, her assiduity gives it a professional touch. The sense of identity formed by one's assiduity as a listener or an amateur performer was by now so strong as to require some determination in order to be rejected. Synonyms persistence, pertinacity, determination, perseverance, doggedness, tenaciousness, single-mindedness, strength of will, firmness of purpose, strength of purpose, fixity of purpose, bulldog spirit, tirelessness, indefatigability, resolution, resoluteness, resolve, firmness, patience, purposefulness, staunchness, steadfastness, constancy, staying power, application, diligence, sedulousness, insistence, relentlessness, inexorability, inexorableness, implacability, inflexibility 1.1assiduitiesarchaic, literary Constant attentions to someone. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin assiduitas, from assiduus 'occupied with' (see assiduous). Rhymes acuity, ambiguity, annuity, congruity, contiguity, continuity, exiguity, fatuity, fortuity, gratuity, ingenuity, perpetuity, perspicuity, promiscuity, suety, superfluity, tenuity, vacuity Definition of assiduity in US English: assiduity nounˌæsəˈd(j)uədiˌasəˈd(y)o͞oədē 1Constant or close attention to what one is doing. the assiduity with which he could wear down his opponents Example sentencesExamples This he followed with patient assiduity, and a mind ever open to the lessons of piety and benevolence which such a study is so well calculated to afford. And when she portrays a horse or a tiger on the canvas, her assiduity gives it a professional touch. When he arrives home with his newspaper he dons his spectacles and, ignoring the front and back pages, proceeds to peruse the death notices with the utmost assiduity. He is loved internationally for his academic assiduity and penchant for historical research. This valuable volume confirms the dedicated assiduity with which Crawford Seeger channelled her ‘modernist’ instincts into the most refined kind of folk-song transcription she could manage. The sense of identity formed by one's assiduity as a listener or an amateur performer was by now so strong as to require some determination in order to be rejected. Henry VII's councillors were all selected for their ability, assiduity, shrewdness, and loyalty. Yet the young mother also hoped the girl could develop the characteristics of persistence, independence and assiduity. This man is a serious politician: one can deduce that from the assiduity with which he eschews politics. He cultivated his role as a celebrity with all the assiduity common to our media stars today. I do not think that it is fair just or reasonable that the extent of the liability of the defendants should depend on the assiduity of the surveyors instructed by the claimants. Despite the assiduity and rigor of the performers, modern dance was generally promoted and received as a pastime for females. A response to this position, of course, would be that the assiduity with which Carroll cultivated friendships with small girls seems out of proportion to such a purpose. The officers however, pursued their investigation with the utmost assiduity and with not a little skill. It is true that I was aware of the lack of oral instruction, but I tried to replace this by even more assiduity. In the 1960s, a Beijing toilet cleaner surnamed Chen made a name for himself by carrying out his job with great assiduity. The young secretary's assiduity rapidly won him esteem, and some dislike. It depends on the zeal, the assiduity, or the nervousness of the individual. A myth of Merrie Africa was fostered with assiduity, an ideal of timeless village community as appealing to radicals and socialists as to conservatives. Synonyms persistence, pertinacity, determination, perseverance, doggedness, tenaciousness, single-mindedness, strength of will, firmness of purpose, strength of purpose, fixity of purpose, bulldog spirit, tirelessness, indefatigability, resolution, resoluteness, resolve, firmness, patience, purposefulness, staunchness, steadfastness, constancy, staying power, application, diligence, sedulousness, insistence, relentlessness, inexorability, inexorableness, implacability, inflexibility 1.1assiduitiesliterary, archaic Constant attentions to someone. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin assiduitas, from assiduus ‘occupied with’ (see assiduous).
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