[SEH-jəl-əs] Part of speech: Adjective Origin: Latin, mid-16th century Definition: (Of a person or action) showing dedication and diligence. Examples of Sedulous in a sentence “Marnie’s sedulous nature was a good fit for medical research.” “Because Jeremy is sedulous, he caught the mistake right away.” About Sedulous This word stems from the Latin “sedulus,” meaning “zealous.” Did you Know? Even though the word “sedulous” offers a positive connotation of widely cherished values in society, it’s
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The 2022 ServiceLink State of Homebuying Report highlights how low housing inventory and high home prices are leading the next generation of buyers to consider alternative paths to homeownership With the pandemic still affecting many parts of the housing industry and homebuying experience, buyers are adjusting their behaviors and expectations to navigate today’s competitive market conditions. A new survey report, released from ServiceLink, part of the FNF family of companies
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[NAY-bob] Part of speech: Noun Origin: Hindi, 17th century Definitions: A very wealthy and powerful person; historically, a European who made their fortune in India or another Eastern country Examples of Nabob in a sentence “He was such a nabob that he was invited to every fundraiser and charity event in town.” “In the 1800s, a man could leave England as a pauper and return after a few years in India as a celebrated
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