Definition of «studious»

The adjective "studious" describes a person who is diligent, attentive and focused in their learning or studies. A studious individual typically puts great effort into acquiring knowledge and improving their understanding through reading, researching, studying or other educational activities. They are often highly motivated to succeed academically and may be seen as serious or dedicated students.

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She was a studious student who would spend hours in the library every day, meticulously studying her textbooks and taking notes.
The young boy had a studious nature and was often seen engrossed in his books rather than playing with his friends.
Being a studious employee, he always came prepared to meetings with thorough research and analysis, impressing his colleagues and superiors.
The university professor noticed the studious behavior of some students, as they would actively participate in class, ask thoughtful questions, and complete their assignments promptly.
The diligent and studious athlete would spend extra hours practicing, analyzing game footage, and working on refining their skills to excel in their sport.

Sentences with «studious»

If only I had been as studious in my high school years... (nextscientist.com)
Following a crew of high - school - aged Asian - Americans who use their reputations as studious bookworms to mask their criminal activities, the movie proved without a doubt that Cho had what it took to make it in film. (rottentomatoes.com)
With studious Saturn in your long - term wealth zone, it's time to learn more about investing, real estate and passive income. (mindbodygreen.com)
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