- Diligence—carefulness and
persistent effort or work—is
listed as one of the
seven capital virtues. It can be
indicative of a work ethic, the
belief that...
- one—the
gallant fighting of
military and
naval forces, the
diligence and
****iduity of Our
servants of the
State and the
devoted service of Our one hundred...
- Union, the
first formal proposal to
unite the colonies. In this instance,
****iduity, "the
quality of
acting with
constant and
careful attention." On Birch...
- when it
interfered with business,
rifled Oliver's
pockets with
steady ****iduity. He was a snub-nosed, flat-browed, common-faced boy enough; and as dirty...
- idioticon, Met Tijd en
Vlijt [General
Flemish idioticon, with time and
****iduity] (in Dutch). Leuven, B:
Gebroeders Vanlinthout. p. 268.
Retrieved 22 June...
- must also have vision,
imagination and initiative—he must show
untiring ****iduity, must
exercise constant oversight and
supervision of
every sphere of war...
-
dried figs, etc. In
Madrid and Andalusia, they are
consumed with
special ****iduity during the
Festival of Saints,
during which it was
customary for women...
-
Thomas Thornton (1751/2–1823) was an
English sportsman,
known for his
****iduity in
hunting and
other outdoor pursuits, and in betting. He was the son...
- the
Indian fur trade. The men
stand on a
scroll displaying the
motto ****iduity,
meaning "the
quality of
acting with
constant and
careful attention"....
-
Throughout 1978, he
devoted an ever-increasing
amount of his time,
effort and
****iduity to his work, and most
evenings he
spent consuming spirits and/or lager...
