attainment
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4.7
- noun
- /əˈteɪnmənt/
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- The student's hard work and dedication led to the successful attainment of her academic goals.
- educational attainment
- goal attainment
- degree attainment
He said in religion, what what was the attainment, the achievement of it?
- He said in religion, what what was the attainment, the achievement of it?
- and to believe in something and to work towards the attainment of the goal. And if it is?
- Impatience demands the impossible, to wit the attainment to the end without the means.
- Campbell talks about the hero's journey being a journey not of attainment, but reattainment.
- Do they mediate the different life outcomes, mental health, the cognitive attainment, etcetera.
- The one factor being improved female attainment.
- And you know, if you, if you emphasize quality and you, you emphasize attainment and you, and you focus on that.
- The pains and sufferings of others are an end in themself, and their attainment is a pleasure for the malicious or cruel person.
Examples
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First, we need to support good teaching and spread best practice with a plan to improve attainment in primary schools.
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Failure to persist to degree, certification, or goal attainment can be devastating to students and their families.
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For example, 4 used national data to explore the effects of educational attainment on earnings.
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Finally, individuals with greater educational attainment were less likely to experience either disability.
Academic text (2013) -
My government will continue to work to build a fairer society to improve education attainment and child health.
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The data offer a unique opportunity to control for educational attainment and labor market experience associated with worker productivity.
Academic text (2017) -
Demographic data, such as age, gender, race, income, and educational attainment, were not obtained for participants.
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And I quote, educational attainment is the measure by which people are being sorted into poverty or relative wealth.
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Peer relationships are an effective tool in children's attainment of social, emotional, linguistic, mental, and physical skills.
Academic text (2011) -
Accordingly, we expect gains in educational attainment to narrow racial salary discrepancies.
Academic text (2017)
Synonyms
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1.0
Getting what you want after working hard
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2.3
A success you reach after working hard
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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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2.4
The act of finishing a task or project
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3.6
A feeling of happiness and satisfaction when you achieve something important
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7.0
The successful end of a plan or project
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2.3
A successful result after much effort that shows you reached a goal
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7.6
The act of finishing something so it is complete
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3.9
An important success that shows great skill and effort
The act of getting a goal you worked hard for
The act of getting something you need or want
Antonyms
How Attained
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Attainment comes from the verb attain, which originally meant 'to touch' or 'reach' and shares the old root tang- as in tangible and the English word 'touch'. So attainment is literally about 'reaching' or getting something, which is why we use it for achieving a goal or level.