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Diligent and Dord Diligent Being "diligent" is characterized by steady, earnest, and energetic effort on doing something. I am happy to hear from other people that I am diligent. Dord There is no such word as "dord" in the dictionary. Instead, it is considered as a "ghost word" in the second edition of the New Merriam-Webster International Dictionary. It was considered a word with no etymology or usage at all until it was removed from the dictionary in 1947.

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I can obviously see the diligence in you,sir keith.Ride on!
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Dord is mean notable errors. I'm also diligent because I am earnest and steady (I'm trying to be able to learn languages at all costs).

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