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Meaning

endeavour

an effort; to try hard

noun
an attempt or effort
verb
to try hard to do or achieve something

“Learning a language is a long-term endeavour.”

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Collocations

  • make every endeavour
  • creative endeavour
  • endeavour to understand

Synonyms

noun
attempt · effort
verb
try · strive

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