endeavorment (Meaning)

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endeavorment (n.)

Act of endeavoring; endeavor.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Her endeavorment to achieve academic excellence was evident in her countless hours of studying and dedication.
The team's endeavorment to win the championship was fueled by their unwavering determination and relentless effort.
The scientist's endeavorment to discover a cure for the disease was driven by their passion for helping others.
The artist's endeavorment to create a masterpiece was inspired by their deep love for their craft.
The entrepreneur's endeavorment to build a successful business was supported by their unwavering belief in their vision.
The activist's endeavorment to bring about social change was energized by their unwavering commitment to justice.
The teacher's endeavorment to educate their students was guided by their passion for learning and their desire to make a positive impact on their lives.
The doctor's endeavorment to heal their patients was motivated by their deep compassion and their unwavering commitment to the Hippocratic Oath.
The athlete's endeavorment to break a world record was fueled by their unwavering determination and their relentless pursuit of excellence.
The explorer's endeavorment to reach the North Pole was driven by their insatiable curiosity and their desire to push the boundaries of human achievement.

Act of endeavoring; endeavor.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Her endeavorment to achieve academic excellence was evident in her countless hours of studying and dedication.

The team's endeavorment to win the championship was fueled by their unwavering determination and relentless effort.

The scientist's endeavorment to discover a cure for the disease was driven by their passion for helping others.

The artist's endeavorment to create a masterpiece was inspired by their deep love for their craft.