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Meanings of very conscientious in English
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Usage of very conscientious in English
1
The Germans are very conscientious, and this trait makes them very particular.
2
Miss Mulberry was very conscientious, very kind-hearted, and the pink of propriety.
3
Charlotte was the child, dutiful, studious, rather serious perhaps, but very conscientious.
4
He was a very serious, very earnest and very conscientious dope.
5
Mrs. Lamper has always had the reputation of being a very conscientious woman.
6
He affected to be very conscientious, and scarcely knew what advice to give.
7
The Boer is very conscientious in the matter of religion.
8
He was a very conscientious pupil of Eliezer the Great.
9
That was the first of many hours of anxiety, for she was very conscientious.
10
She is a very conscientious person-religiouslyinclined, I should think.
11
I would be very conscientious in everything about him, both in word and in deed.
12
He was a very conscientious cat and did his best to keep the navigator smiling.
13
Mr. Whitford meant well; he was conscientious, very conscientious.
14
General Rawlins was very conscientious, but a very sick man when appointed Secretary of War.
15
He was a very conscientious king, but at the same time an exceedingly weak king.
16
I assure you he works harder than most clergymen, and is very conscientious and painstaking.
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