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Meanings of sedulous in English
Usage of sedulous in English
1
Never the sedulous, they pay exorbitantly for all manner of prestidigital endeavours.
2
So the days follow one another very much alike-studious, cheerful, sociable, sedulous.
3
Together with the greenbottles, she is sedulous in her attendance on my pans.
4
He is no sedulous governess restraining and correcting the wayward steps of men.
5
I was getting, in my quiet way, rather sedulous and self-reproachful about you.
6
Surely this is a branch of the public wealth that deserves sedulous cultivation.
7
But it is so continuous, so sedulous, that it becomes part of oneself.
8
Once this fear offered, I observed his conduct with sedulous particularity.
9
Never was such a sedulous mistress of languages as Henrietta Ponsonby.
10
Whenever he was in-doors he waited upon her with sedulous attention.
11
Here, too, there should be sedulous care, to work out the better habits.
12
They have been sedulous and invaluable in checking enemy propaganda.
13
He was the most stay-at-home and sedulous of our ministers.
14
As might have been expected, his opponents were sedulous in pointing out its defects.
15
The poise and reserve of his nature, his habit of sedulous self-control, were reasserted.
16
Nor does Gregorovius confine himself to that in his sedulous following of Capello's Relation.
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