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

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.

by xeraphim August 23, 2019

Due Diligence

Due Diligence is a term used for a number of concepts involving either the performance of an investigation of a business or person, or the performance of an act with a certain standard of care. It can be a legal obligation, but the term will more commonly apply to voluntary investigations.

u better due diligence on that brokerage firm to make sure its not a boiler room or chop shop

by investor-A November 22, 2009

Google Diligence

Research and analysis of any topic on Google before wasting the time of others by asking them for an answer that is easily obtained online.

Shawn: Gus, do you know when the new season of Breaking Bad starts.
Gus: Shawn, do your Google Diligence and look that shit up.

by jhdemicco February 28, 2013

Jew diligence

Reasonable steps taken by a Jew to avoid hiring a non-Jew.

Anti-gentile business owners don't have gentile staff as they do their Jew Diligence.

by AnonDoxy January 25, 2019

villagence

1. Watchfullness in respect of a community, neighborhood, village. As in, "it takes a village...." 2. The act of being villagent.

Your villagence will keep this neighborhood safe.

by Emily October 21, 2003

Goo-diligence

Not a word. An attempt by Google employees to infect the English language, in order to market their brand name.

Person 1: Joey, vp of marketing at Google is now having his staff hit all blogs and the like to incorporate Google words into the mainstream vocabulary. He is now trying to add "Goo-diligence". What a joke!

Person 2: Deceiptful, corporate sleezebag, bastard!

Person 1: Yeah.

by Silverfish April 17, 2006

vidience

the audience of a TV, movie, theatre, etc.

The TV channel has a large vidience.

by uttam maharjan January 27, 2012