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Meaning endeavor meaning

What does endeavor mean?
Definitions in simple English

endeavor Noun

— An endeavor is what you strongly and seriously want to do; your attempts and efforts.

endeavor

— noun (= enterprise) a purposeful or industrious undertaking (especially one that requires effort or boldness) he had doubts about the whole enterprise — verb (= endeavour) attempt by employing effort we endeavor to make our customers happy — noun (= effort, endeavour, try) earnest and conscientious activity intended to do or accomplish something made an effort to cover all the reading material wished him luck in his endeavor she gave it a good try

Synonyms endeavor synonyms

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endeavour attempt strive try effort struggle exertion try hard essay make effort make an effort seek labor exert oneself enterprise work toil striving labour exert zeal trial energy effrt brace oneself bid be diligent assay aspire aspiration ardour ardor aim zealous work hard willingness venture undertaking try for trouble travail the whole shooting match test task take pains take effort study straining shot in the dark run

Topics endeavor topics

What do people use endeavor to talk about?
Work and occupation Work Method

Try, attempt
Language and thought Want Decide, plan

Purpose, goal

Conjugation endeavor conjugation

How do you conjugate endeavor?

endeavor · verb

Examples endeavor examples

How do I use endeavor in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I'm sure your endeavor will bear fruit.
Everyone should endeavor at his business. Then the city will lack nothing.
I will endeavor to complete my task.

Movie subtitles

Having learned of your courageous endeavor to visit the land of the Bolsheviks, we are sending you some New York magazines that depict the barbarous state of Russia today.
Now that you've had your attack for the day, let's endeavor to recapture our good humor and remember our breeding.
Courtesy of the Navy Department, we are now able to take you to the Brooklyn Navy Yard, where over a national hook-up we will endeavor to bring you a description of the actual launching ceremony of the Navy's capital ship, the USS Alaska.
In every field of endeavor man was lifting himself hand over hand climbing onward, ever upward.
I shall endeavor not to do so until the right time.
I wish to say you have been of great help to me in this endeavor.
You must endeavor to maintain good health, bear these bitter trials, and await the rebuilding of our fatherland.
Alas, as I think of it, I see so clearly. that I cannot come with Your Grace, that my endeavor is. not to think of it at all.
An endeavor, you might say, to make it somewhat more.
MY LORD, AND MY OTHER LORD THE PROSECUTION WILL ENDEAVOR TO SHOW, MY LORD, THAT MY LORD. NOT YOU, MY LORD, THAT MY LORD, MY LORD.
Compared to war. all other forms of human endeavor shrink to insignificance.
Your Excellency knows that I endeavor to do my utmost to please him.
If I was your age, I think I'd bust my ass to get into some little more dignified form of endeavor.
Word of honor, Lieutenant. I had no idea those people were involved in that. lewd, lascivious type of endeavor. Hmm.
And it is very good of you to endeavor to correct them. Very well.
Of course, I shall endeavor to convince the nawabs and maliks of Suristan that the action of the British government is not to be construed as unfriendly calm their natural resentment and curb any active reprisals they might so easily contemplate.
In this demonstration, I shall endeavor to pass my subject through atomic space into the coffin above, before your very eyes.
Courtesy of the Navy Department, we take you to the navy yard, where we will endeavor to bring you a description. of the launching ceremony of the U.S.S. Alaska.
I'll endeavor to bear it in mind.
One can't acquire overnight what others have learned. by years of endeavor.
May Allah protect our endeavor.
Yet he can pay half a crown at the door, walk into my house, and without disturbing his conscience in anyway, come up with the endeavor to steal my wife.
Endeavor to maintain good health. and bear these bitter trials. and await the rebuilding. of our father country!
He has fired rockets to the moon, split the atom, achieved miracles in every field of human endeavor except crime!
May your great endeavor succeed. You have my blessing.
I will saw this animal in half, and endeavor to put her back together again.
And now, ladies and gentlemen, I will endeavor to make the bird disappear.
After all, crime is only a left-handed form of human endeavor.
Now.why is it that when a man goes to great effort and expense to get drunk, his friends, instead of respecting this endeavor, do everything they can to sober him up?
Well, I'm glad the idea of you winning, because I know you had put in this great endeavor.
Do you really believe that the ability to recognize and to measure the specific weight of air at various altitudes, which I will endeavor to do, makes us less wretched in the eyes of God?
We might even imagine a kind of Martian Johnny Appleseed robot or human roaming the frozen polar wastes in an endeavor which benefits only the generations to come.
Justifications for the Mars endeavor have been offered in terms of scientific exploration developing technology, international cooperation education, the environment.
And there's no place for it in the endeavor of science.
But in the suppression of disquieting facts the sense that science should be kept for a small elite the distaste for experiment, the embrace of mysticism the easy acceptance of slave societies their influence has significantly set back the human endeavor.
Of six who showed disdain, One witness was left to endeavor.
You need creative endeavor.
An endeavor like this seems to me to be the very definition of community.
Imagine how much time was spent on such an endeavor.

News and current affairs

Liberty, as always, remains the endeavor of vigilant, free men and women.
Participation in a monetary union is a demanding endeavor that requires policy agility among its participating countries, as well as a sense of common purpose.
True, they must endeavor to be much greater than the sum of their parts.
The European project, as idealistic as it was, was always a top-down endeavor.
The European Union will then follow with a mission of its own, and we will support the EU in this endeavor.
The acquisition of medals, precisely because it gives so much satisfaction, has become the object of scientific inquiry and national endeavor.
The Palestinian Arab defeat in this endeavor, and the resulting refugee problem, is a defining moment for Palestinians.
In using it, one has the psychological experience of participating with others in a common venture, and thus developing a sense of trust in both the endeavor and one's fellow-participants.
But in at least one field, real progress has been made: the Commission's endeavor to build a single market for financial services.
After all, without unforeseen change, much of human endeavor would be fruitless, and innovation would be unnecessary.
We must endeavor to shorten the list of challenges facing humanity.
But I see this as the beginning of a process which may take decades, and which should be guided by a lasting endeavor to speed up EU decision-making, making it more transparent.
This is a huge endeavor, considering that only 238,000 Lebanese students are attending public school.
Basic research is the primary organism in the food chain of scientific endeavor.
Previous commemorations - which were attended by US Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush - emphasized the common endeavor.
Indeed, the EU is their natural partner in this endeavor.
For the last few decades, the modern scientific endeavor known as astrobiology has been seeking to determine whether or not all of this - life, death, and evolution - has happened elsewhere in the cosmos.
In science, as in any complicated and creative endeavor, uniform opinions and approaches will always prove sterile.
Previous commemorations - which were attended by US Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush - emphasized the common endeavor. This year, Russian media have ceaselessly downplayed American and British contributions to the defeat of the Axis powers.
So, almost a decade after the war began, we are back to asking a basic question: toward what goal is this endeavor directed?

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