Viligence
Noun. Being BOTH vigilant (being alert, cautious, watchful of possible danger or difficulties) AND diligent (effort done with, or being steady, persistent, persevering ).
Adverb = Viligently
Adjective = Viligent
Adverb = Viligently
Adjective = Viligent
As a marine, even decades after his retirement, his viligence showed in his mannerisms, as he sat in the corner booth, his peripheral vision checking every person around him, his posture straight, despite his injuries.
Viligently
ADVERB. Being BOTH vigilant (being alert, cautious, watchful of possible danger or difficulties) AND diligent (effort done with, or being steady, persistent, persevering ).
Noun = Viligence
Adjective = Viligent
Noun = Viligence
Adjective = Viligent
Sarah viligently stayed up 24x7, sleeping only bits at a time, giving her baby medication every hour, for months, watching for any signs of him getting better or worse, nursing him back to health again.
Viligent
Adjective. Being BOTH vigilant (being alert, cautious, watchful of possible danger or difficulties) AND diligent (effort done with, or being steady, persistent, persevering ).
Noun = Viligence
Adverb = Viligently
Noun = Viligence
Adverb = Viligently
Lily was viligent, making her rounds every hour, every day, every year of her life, making sure no intruders would ever enter her home on her watch. Even when she was old and gray, she still investigated every squirrel-like, cat-like, human-like or alien-like noises.
Viligent
Diligent yet vigilant.
Those dudes be viligent.