hardworking
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of hardworking
Example Sentences
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"Afghans in the United States are hardworking, tax paying members of society," he added.
From BBC
They say he is relentlessly hardworking and that he speaks in sync with Zelensky.
The process has undermined the public markets’ core purpose: enabling hardworking Americans to create long-term wealth.
Data centers are enormous electricity consumers, using as much power as small cities to run thousands of high-end computers and to cool the hardworking machines.
From Seattle Times
Those hardworking agents to the north have apprehended over a million illegal entrants in just the last two fiscal years, however.
From Washington Times
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