endeavor
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4.1
- noun
- /ɪnˈdɛvər/
- US
:
esfuerzo
- I hope I help you with your creative endeavors in your life.
- efforts and endeavors
- a human endeavor
- an ambitious endeavor
And I can't thank you enough for kicking this endeavor off with me.
- And I can't thank you enough for kicking this endeavor off with me.
- You know, that was a, a four year, five year endeavor as a producer.
- And it is the endeavor of every human being.
- What has worked in in your endeavors to increase participation?
- But this was a joint endeavour straight down the line, through and through.
- But again, you are engaging in a pointless endeavor of calling them out.
- Right now we're in a multi year endeavor to play all of the Kingdom Hearts games.
- What makes you unique in any endeavour, right.
- This is your journalistic endeavour and it is your your company.
- I, I still believe my greatest athletic endeavors or pursuits are still in me.
- It's about all these human activities, endeavours, achievements.
- But this podcast is my endeavour to to, you know, follow that curiosity.
Examples
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Perhaps there might be a place for her in this endeavor.
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So what is the probability of success for this endeavor right now?
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Scientific endeavor is a social endeavor, and as such is of importance in social studies.
Academic text (1999) -
Explore what makes this endeavor so challenging with this video.
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Just about any human endeavor involves finance.
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At several points, I nearly gave up the endeavor, since it seemed an unnecessary use of time.
Fiction book (2000) -
The money I managed to raise for this endeavor is only for your fees, your food and lodging.
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Many students explain their learning experience in terms of spiritual endeavor and fulfillment.
Academic text (2011) -
But I do wish to underline that Russian assistance in this endeavor is crucial and highly valued.
Academic text (1999) -
She put a lot of effort into her artistic endeavor, dedicating hours to perfect her painting.
Synonyms
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1.0
A try to do something, often when it is difficult
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1.0
Use of physical or mental energy to try to do something
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1.0
An attempt to do something
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3.7
The act of trying to reach a goal
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4.9
A project that is difficult and needs a lot of work
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4.6
A large difficult task that needs a lot of effort
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3.5
A strong effort to reach a goal
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8.1
Trying to reach a goal or carry out a plan
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Etymology
Endeavor comes from Old French endevoir and Latin debere 'to owe', and it once meant doing something because it was your 'duty'. So an endeavor is a strong, determined effort or attempt, like something you feel you must try.