chieve Antonyms
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Meaning of chieve
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chieve (v. i.)
See Cheve, v. i.
chieve Sentence Examples
- To chieve success, one must remain persistent and dedicated to their goals.
- She worked tirelessly to chieve recognition for her groundbreaking research.
- The team collaborated closely to chieve their target sales figures for the quarter.
- It takes determination and hard work to chieve excellence in any field.
- He set out to chieve a new personal best in the upcoming marathon.
- The company implemented innovative strategies to chieve market dominance.
- Education is a vital tool to chieve social mobility and economic prosperity.
- With careful planning and execution, they were able to chieve a seamless transition to the new system.
- Her unwavering commitment helped her chieve her dream of becoming a published author.
- Despite facing numerous challenges, they managed to chieve their objective ahead of schedule.
FAQs About the word chieve
See Cheve, v. i.
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To chieve success, one must remain persistent and dedicated to their goals.
She worked tirelessly to chieve recognition for her groundbreaking research.
The team collaborated closely to chieve their target sales figures for the quarter.
It takes determination and hard work to chieve excellence in any field.
