Definition
an endeavor (US), an endeavour (UK): an attempt, a try, an effort
We failed at our first endeavor, but we will succeed next time because we know what went wrong before.
Please help us in this endeavor to give food to the poor, by donating just $1 a month.
to endeavor (to do something): to try, to attempt, to strive (to do something)
Philip Cheeter is endeavoring to improve sales: he's trying his best to get more clients.
Pronunciation examples
UK: We failed at our first endeavour, but we will not at our second.
US: Philip Cheeter is endeavoring to improve sales at all costs.
- "There are several of you in attendance tonight who have helped our city in this endeavor, and tonight I want to pay my respects to you all."
- "Today, at San Francisco's historic Bleeding Heart Theatre, in the heart of the Rainbow District, the Delavigne Corporation will announce its latest charitable endeavor."
- "After undergoing successful therapy, I have now embarked upon the greatest endeavor of my career - becoming a painter."
- "Listen, I'm beginning to see the advantages of this endeavor."
- "This replaces my previous endeavor of sleeping with as many people as possible."
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