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Mastering Diligence: Key to Success

Diligence, the steadfast effort and hard work, is crucial for success. Learn to reveal hidden talents, dismiss distractions, and be discriminating in choices. Embrace challenges without disdain or disinterest. Disperse doubts, dissent, and divergent thoughts to focus on documenting achievements.

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Mastering Diligence: Key to Success

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  1. Vocabulary Unit 9

  2. Diligence - Noun • Steadiness of effort; persistent hard work • Learning a foreign language requires diligence on the part of a student.

  3. Disclose - Verb • Reveal • Aunt Becky has never disclosed the name of the man she was going to be married to thirty years ago but who died in a car crash just before the wedding.

  4. Discount - Verb • Disregard; dismiss • The report discounted the story he was told because it contradicted all the information he had given about the situation.

  5. Discriminating - ADJ • Able to see differences • A discriminating reader, Ms. Hansen chooses books that have been highly praised by respected reviewers.

  6. Disdain – Noun or Verb • Scorn • The soldier was treated with disdain by his comrades because he fled the battle after the first shot was fired.

  7. Disinclination - Noun • A lack of inclination; reluctance • Arthur, a slightly built young man, has a disinclination to participate in sports involving physical contact.

  8. Dismiss - Verb • Put away from consideration; reject • My boss asked me for suggestions to improve efficiency but then dismissed my ideas as ridiculous.

  9. Disperse - Verb • Scatter • Tear gas was used to disperse the large crowd of angry protesters that had gathered outside the government offices.

  10. Disputatious - ADJ • Argumentative; fond of arguing • Mary seems naturally disputatious; she takes an extreme position on every issue.

  11. Dissent - Verb • Disagree • No one dissented, so the motion was passed unanimously.

  12. Divergent - ADJ • Varying; going in different directions from the same point • Sandra and Peter took divergent approaches to solving the equation, but both arrived at the correct answer.

  13. Document - Noun • Provide written evidence • Dad likes to document our summer vacation trips by recording highlights with his video camera.

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