Sedulous

sed'u-lus, a. Diligent in application or pursuit; steadily industrious; a iduous; laborious; unremitted.— Sedulity, -lT-tl, n. Quality of being sedulous; unremitting industry. See, se, n. A diocese; the jurisdiction of a bishop; the seat of an archbishop; a province or jurisdiction an archbishop; seat, place, or office of the pope Roman pontiff; the pope or court of Rome. See, se, v. t. [imp. saw; p. p. seen (sen); seeing.] To perceive by the eye; to perceive by mental vision, form an idea or conception of; to regard or look take care of, beware; to have an interview with; esp., to make a call upon, visit; to fall in with, meet a ociate with; to make acquaintance with, experience, discern, perceive, descry, —v. i. To have the power of sight; to have intellectual apprehension; to be attentive, give heed.— Seer, ser, n. One who foresees events; a prophet. — Seeing, p. pr. but considered acovj. In view of the fact that; considering; taking into account that; inasmuch as; since.