Honors English I Vocabulary

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Honors English I Vocabulary Lesson 2: Care and Precision

Diligence (Noun) Constant and earnest effort to accomplish a task; careful attention. Example: The study of organic chemistry requires diligence because one must memorize many formulas.

Fastidious (adjective) Difficult to satisfy or please; exacting. Possessing or displaying careful attention to detail. Example: Mrs. Smith was such a fastidious housekeeper that she asked all visitors to remove their shoes at the front door.

Foresight (noun) The ability to see what is likely to happen and prepare for it accordingly; careful thought or concern for the future. Example: Mr. Peacocke had the foresight to invest in the company when it began to produce personal computers.

Judicious (adjective) Having or exhibiting sound judgment; sensible; wise Example: Judicious biographers select facts carefully and critically

Meticulous (adjective) a. Extremely careful and precise. b. Excessively concerned with details. Example: The meticulous volunteer made a list of the thousands of butterfly specimens in the science museum.

Minutiae (noun) Minor or trivial details. Example: The minutiae of the company’s financial report were listed in an appendix.

Prudent (adjective) Exercising caution, good judgment, or common sense in handling practical matters; giving thought to one’s actions and their consequences. Example: Prudent people generally try to save part of their wages.

Punctilious ( adjective) a. Attentive to the finer points of etiquette and formal conduct. b. Very careful and exact. Example: Eric was punctilious in returning borrowed books.

Selective (adjective) a. Careful in choosing; particular; discriminating. b. Highly specific in activity; selective pesticides. Example: As prices for goods and services have increased, consumers have become increasingly selective in their purchases.

Systematic (adjective) a. Having a system, method, or plan; carried out step-by-step procedure. b. Orderly in arranging things or getting things done; purposefully regular. Example: Biologists have a systematic procedure for classifying the forms of animal life.