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endeavour
/ ɪnˈdɛvə /
verb
- to try (to do something)
noun
- an effort to do or attain something
Derived Forms
- enˈdeavourer, noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of endeavour1
Example Sentences
In his BBC Sport column, World Cup winner Matt Dawson explains why England should not be criticised for their endeavour and playing style, despite another defeat.
But despite the team endeavour, she added, the “old, iconic building could not be saved”.
I cannot fault their endeavour, creativity and spirit, but it was Australia who came out on top in winning 42-37.
Mr Rosoman hopes his fundraising endeavours will inspire men to take on their own challenges.
The statement also thanked the North Macedonian government for expediting the process of releasing his body and both the Scottish and UK governments for their “endeavours” to put plans in place.
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