Synonym: attempt, effort, endeavor, enterprise, strive, try. Similar words: rendezvous, in favour of, independent, independence, be independent of, render, sender, tender. Meaning: [ɪn'devə] 
n. 1. a purposeful or industrious undertaking (especially one that requires effort or boldness) 2. earnest and conscientious activity intended to do or accomplish something. v. attempt by employing effort.
n. 1. a purposeful or industrious undertaking (especially one that requires effort or boldness) 2. earnest and conscientious activity intended to do or accomplish something. v. attempt by employing effort. 
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61 And they were eventually rewarded for their endeavour and spirit with a cracking goal.
62 Pride of place in this endeavour was given to systematic and properly grounded empirical investigation.
63 In the case of a major delay on your homeward journey, we shall endeavour to delay your departure from your hotel.
64 Yet here is a dark continent on our own doorstep, crying out for missionary endeavour.
65 His cockney friends would have called it honest endeavour in a dishonest world.
66 They also endeavour to increase the participation of local organizations in educational planning.
67 In all fields of human endeavour there are opportunities for this seeing of great visions.
68 The tenant should endeavour to ensure that all reasonable and normal risks are covered by the landlord's insurance.
69 In the endeavour to minimize the contributions work environments make to avoidable fatalities, state officials also play a significant part.
70 The whole endeavour was set in an international context, the Commission being charged with acquainting itself with modern penal practice abroad.
71 In all humanities disciplines the computer is used in an endeavour to replace intuition with quantification.
72 She preferred laughter and skylarks to solid endeavour and while she could be noisy she shied away from being the centre of attention.
73 Employers in all fields of endeavour were crying out for them, offering generous salaries along with an array of enticing perks.
74 All our emotions are harnessed in our endeavour to find true love.
75 The steam and sweat of the scrum - the source of all endeavour!
76 In 1881 he moved to London in an unsuccessful endeavour to enter journalism.
77 The Endeavour astronauts prepared to return to Earth on Friday after a successful nine-day satellite retrieval mission.
78 Lines distinguishing different groups and generations could not be completely erased by the building of a sense of common commitment and endeavour.
79 The management control process should endeavour to measure whether predetermined goals are being achieved.
80 But the records of this branch of scientific endeavour date back 7000 years.
81 They suspected they would gain little from this particular endeavour,(www.Sentencedict.com) but anything that supplemented their income was worthwhile.
82 A university is a society - a society of those engaged in similar endeavour and for similar reasons.
83 Network wishes Andy every success in this endeavour and will, of course, keep you advised of his progress.
84 Then I launched into the apology, the explanation and finally, by dint of superhuman endeavour, the jokes.
85 Orlan's artistic endeavour has won the approval of the contemporary art centre in Dijon.
86 We will endeavour to provide helpful advice on finding partners and submitting proposals.
87 Whatever our endeavour, we need a measure of luck, the kiss of the capricious lady fortune.
88 Summary With the aid of these economic, political and social indicators banks endeavour to assess country risk.
89 Always endeavour, Slick, to keep a fix on the addiction industries: you can't lose.
90 It includes every kind of artistic endeavour - from conventional watercolours to a pink hippopotamus made out of an old car.
More similar words: rendezvous, in favour of, independent, independence, be independent of, render, sender, tender, gender, offender, tendency, defender, vendetta, engender, extended, dependent, suspended, condescend, resplendent, apprehended, transcendent, devour, vouch, devout, nervous, weave, heave, heavy, leave, mischievous.