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work ethic
[ wurk eth-ik ]
noun
- a belief in the moral benefit and importance of work and its inherent ability to strengthen character.
work ethic
noun
- a belief in the moral value of work (often in the phrase Protestant work ethic )
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of work ethic1
Example Sentences
Brosnan praised his 34-year-old co-star for his work ethic.
The early songs that fans know by rote â âShe Loves Youâ and âI Want to Hold Your Hand,â among others â came fast, in a mad swirl of ideas tied to a steady work ethic.
Progression to the England Girls followed by the age of 15 and, while perhaps not seen as the most naturally gifted golfer, Woad's work ethic impressed as she took advantage of resources not previously available to her.
"I don't like his work ethic and I don't want to be associated with him ever again."
After director Joel Schumacher wrapped up âBatman Forever,â he said, âI donât like Val Kilmer, I donât like his work ethic, and I donât want to be associated with him ever again.â
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