adj
Uncommon
hardworking
Hardworking (adj) means putting in a lot of effort and diligence at one's job or tasks. Example: “She is the most hardworking person on the ward.”
adj
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Putting in a lot of effort and diligence at one's job or tasks.
"She is the most hardworking person on the ward."
"They wanted a hardworking, punctual apprentice."
"She's one of the most hardworking employees on the team."
"His hardworking attitude impressed everyone at the company."
How to use hardworking
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSomeone who consistently puts in real effort and doesn't slack off.
Common pairings
hardworking employee
hardworking family
honest and hardworking
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more hardworking
- Superlative
- most hardworking
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Etymology
From hard + working.
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What does “hardworking” mean?
The word “hardworking” means putting in a lot of effort and diligence at one's job or tasks. In plain terms, someone who consistently puts in real effort and doesn't slack off.
How do you use “hardworking” in a sentence?
Here is “hardworking” used in a sentence: “She's one of the most hardworking employees on the team.”
What part of speech is “hardworking”?
“Hardworking” is an adjective.
Is “hardworking” a common word?
“Hardworking” is an uncommon word in modern English.
