worksomeness

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noun

The state, quality, or condition of being worksome; diligence.

Scrabble 21

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nounworksomeness (uncountable)
  1. rareuncountableThe state, quality, or condition of being worksome; diligence.

    Reality is indeed Wirklichkeit, a continued "worksomeness" or striving.

    1906, The Westminster review, volume 166, page 555
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    Here is a specimen of his own workmanship under these conditions: — The mindstrength and body worksomeness of the Saxon, which are of great might for good when well spent, need a training in wisdom to keep them from mischief.

    1888, Longman's magazine, volume 12, page 591

    When they lifted his poor flock out of the slum-hell into Christian, helpful worksomeness, and told the gentle Pastor, now growing old, what had happened, and that the loving people and their great Leader had made him Chief Pastor of the church, […]

    1897, Henry Lazarus, The English revolution of the twentieth century

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