undertakings (Meaning)
undertakings
a promise or pledge especially required by law, something undertaken, the business of an undertaker, pledge, guarantee, the act of one who undertakes or engages in a project or business, something (as cash or a written promise) deposited or given as security especially in a court, the act of a person who undertakes something
Synonyms & Antonyms of undertakings
undertakings Sentence Examples
- The company's numerous undertakings spanned from manufacturing to retail.
- The engineer took on the complex undertaking of constructing a suspension bridge.
- The explorer embarked on an ambitious undertaking to reach the summit of Mount Everest.
- The politician faced the daunting undertaking of running for president.
- The scientist carried out a groundbreaking undertaking to study the effects of climate change.
- The artist's latest undertaking was a provocative installation that challenged social norms.
- The entrepreneur faced the risk-laden undertaking of launching a new business venture.
- The university undertook a major research undertaking to investigate the causes of cancer.
- The organization engaged in a charitable undertaking to provide food to the homeless.
- The government initiated a comprehensive undertaking to modernize the country's infrastructure.
FAQs About the word undertakings
a promise or pledge especially required by law, something undertaken, the business of an undertaker, pledge, guarantee, the act of one who undertakes or engages
bids, attempts,strivings, struggles, endeavors, throes, essays, tries, offers,goes
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The company's numerous undertakings spanned from manufacturing to retail.
The engineer took on the complex undertaking of constructing a suspension bridge.
The explorer embarked on an ambitious undertaking to reach the summit of Mount Everest.
The politician faced the daunting undertaking of running for president.
