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endeavor
noun as in attempt to achieve something
Strongest matches
Strong matches
essay, exertion, fling, go, header, labor, lick, push, shot, stab, striving, toil, travail, trial, try, try-on, whack, whirl, work
Weak matches
all, best shot, crash project, dry run, full blast, full court press, full steam, old college try, one's all, one's level best
verb as in attempt to achieve something
Strongest matches
Strong matches
address, aim, apply, assay, buck, determine, dig, essay, grind, hassle, hump, hustle, intend, labor, offer, plug, purpose, push, risk, scratch, seek, strain, struggle, sweat, try, venture
Weak matches
do one's best, drive at, go for, go for broke, hammer away, have a crack, have a shot at, have a swing at, make a run at, make an effort, peg away, pour it on, take on
Example Sentences
Now, however, signs were emerging that seeing, an endeavor more complex than one might at first think, was starting to be overwhelmed by focusing analysis on the context itself.
Lemon's most recent research endeavor focused on how the virus strategically makes its way into liver cells and takes over the cell's inner machinery to replicate its genome.
Though it isn’t clear whether Trump could have ultimately forced a recess appointment or strong-armed the GOP Senate delegation into clearing Gaetz, it would have, as the nominee pointed out, been an increasingly costly endeavor.
Trump has expressed interest in such an endeavor, wondering why the space agency has been focused on the moon.
“Mufasa” might be considered the endeavor more outside his wheelhouse — a lavish, family-oriented spectacle with talking and singing CGI beasts that will join a franchise juggernaut that already includes a hugely popular Broadway production and the 1994 animated hit.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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