Diligence
Diligence noun - Attentive and persistent effort.
Job and diligence are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Job" instead a noun "Diligence".
Nearby Words: diligent, diligently
Job
Both words in one sentence
- Aveline is given his job as a reward for her diligence in looking after the City Guards and as a means to restore trust in their devotion to upholding the Law.
Source: Expose the Villain, Get His Job -
Note the curious discrepancy; despite rebelling against God, devils in hell are doing some kind of job with awe-inspiring diligence and consistency.
Source: Fire and Brimstone Hell - In Season 3 of Batman Beyond, Terry/Batman's girlfriend Dana finally figures out why he's always ditching her in favor of his job... It's because he views his boss as a father figure and presumably wants to spend time with him and impress him with his diligence.
Source: Entertainingly Wrong
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