achievement
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2.3
- noun
- /əˈtʃivmənt/
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- I consider my greatest achievement to be being a dad.
- academic achievement
- student achievement
- achievement test
Just what's been your feeling about achievement in less diverse spaces?
- Just what's been your feeling about achievement in less diverse spaces?
- These are just some of the remarkable achievements of this organization.
- So what is the most important achievement in your life so far?
- I consider my greatest achievement to be being a dad.
- She was so downplaying her achievements by using the word just now.
- That's the highest achievement of the human mind.
- I would share my achievements and disappointments.
- Or you downplay your own achievement so the narcissist doesn't feel bad.
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These are just some of the remarkable achievements of this organization.
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One can only imagine the thoughts that must be racing through her mind... as the world's attention focuses on this unprecedented achievement.
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So what is the most important achievement in your life so far?
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So which are the main achievements you have reached?
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I feel responsible for my children's achievement and success.
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In fact, there is evidence that student writing achievement has been stagnant for years.
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These are nominees for outstanding achievement in game design.
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Their achievement fueled a space race between the United States and the Soviets.
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That's celebrating a lifetime of achievements.
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Winning the championship was a significant achievement for the team after years of hard work.
Synonyms
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1.0
Getting what you want after working hard
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1.0
A win against an opponent or a difficult problem
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2.5
How well a person does a task or job
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3.3
A great victory or success that brings joy
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3.4
A successful task or goal that you finish
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3.2
An important event that shows progress in a person's life or project
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4.7
Reaching a goal or level through effort
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3.9
An important success that shows great skill and effort
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Etymology
The word achievement comes from an old word meaning 'to bring to a head', where head means the top or final point. So an achievement is something you finish or reach after effort.