conscientious

/ˌkɒnʃiˈɛnʃəs/adjective

Taking great care to do your work thoroughly and properly.

Example sentences

“A conscientious editor checks every fact twice.”
“She was conscientious about returning library books on time.”

Built on 'conscience', a useful spelling anchor. A 'conscientious objector' refuses military service on moral grounds.

Related words

consensusGeneral agreement among the members of a group, or the way of making decisions that aims for such agreement.conquestThe act of defeating an enemy and taking control by force.considerateTo give careful and serious thought to something.conjureTo carry out magic tricks, making things seem to appear or vanish.consistentBehaving or happening in the same way over time; steady and dependable.conjectureAn opinion or conclusion based on guesswork rather than proof.