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hardworking

[ hahrd-wur-king ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

adjective

First recorded in 1765–75; hard + working

Life can be tough in West Virginia, especially for the hardworking souls of coal country.

The majority of these people are hardworking, law-abiding citizens who believe in strong family values.

He relegated his vice president, meanwhile, to a group of “some hardworking, effective…people around me…and I love them to death.”

Congress, give these hardworking, responsible Americans that chance.

Successful, hardworking parents who—with kids grown and out of the house—are ready to be themselves once more.

Hardworking and upright, being reared in sternness and poverty.

Paul is a good son, hardworking, and on the road to success, but of course the initial expenses of his profession are tremendous.

The mother was a hardworking woman, toiling from morning to night for her family.

For, as a general rule, the hardworking Indian woman is more strongly developed in proportion than her lazy lord.

In practice the societies mainly consist of their officials, and these are few and hardworking.

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