endeavors (Meaning)
endeavors
to work with set purpose, to strive to achieve or reach, serious determined effort, to attempt (something, such as the fulfillment of an obligation) by exertion of effort, to make an effort, to work for a particular goal or result, activity directed toward a goal
Synonyms & Antonyms of endeavors
endeavors Sentence Examples
- Their philanthropic endeavors aimed to alleviate poverty in the region.
- The team pursued ambitious endeavors, pushing the boundaries of scientific research.
- The company's latest business endeavor involved expanding into a new market.
- The students eagerly embarked on literary endeavors, showcasing their writing skills.
- The artist's endeavors expressed her unique perspective and challenged artistic norms.
- The organization dedicated its endeavors to promoting global peace and understanding.
- The explorers embarked on perilous endeavors, seeking to discover uncharted territories.
- Entrepreneurs risked everything in their endeavors, hoping to create successful startups.
- The athlete trained relentlessly, driven by a passion for his athletic endeavors.
- The community rallied together to support various neighborhood endeavors, fostering a sense of unity.
FAQs About the word endeavors
to work with set purpose, to strive to achieve or reach, serious determined effort, to attempt (something, such as the fulfillment of an obligation) by exertion
tries, goes,attempts, trials, shots, essays, bids,stabs, assays, offers
rests, goofs (off), dillydallies, goldbricks, bums, slackens, hangs (around or out), lounges, loafs, breaks
Their philanthropic endeavors aimed to alleviate poverty in the region.
The team pursued ambitious endeavors, pushing the boundaries of scientific research.
The company's latest business endeavor involved expanding into a new market.
The students eagerly embarked on literary endeavors, showcasing their writing skills.
