Effort is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EFFORT in dictionary:

VERB:
• To stimulate.
NOUN:
• a deliberate exertion
• a vigorous or determined attempt
• the result of an attempt
• strenuous physical or mental exertion
• the activities of a group of people with a common purpose
• a force exerted by a machine or in a process.
• An exertion of strength or power, whether physical or mental, in performing an act or aiming at an object; more or less strenuous endeavor; struggle directed to the accomplishment of an object; as, an effort to scale a wall.
• A force acting on a body in the direction of its motion.
• earnest and conscientious activity intended to do or accomplish something
• use of physical or mental energy; hard work
• a notable achievement
• a series of actions advancing a principle or tending toward a particular end
• physical or mental exertion

Words related to EFFORT

effortful18 effortfully23 effortfulness22 efforts13

Words that contain EFFORT

efforts13 effortful18 effortless16 effortfully23 effortlessly21 countereffort21 effortfulness22 counterefforts22 effortlessness20 effortfulnesses24 effortlessnesse21 effortlessnesses22

How to use EFFORT in a sentence

• Under a despotism, culture must be confined to a few, nor can there be much variety of effort and production.
• From the very nature of the case the main Allied effort was the formation and organisation of a new Russian army.
• An effort at the establishment of a day school was made in 1850, but it was not effected before 1852.
• Bloss, Nell, and myself, made an effort, and raised between three and four hundred dollars for the purpose of sending Mr.
• Upon a very important occasion the organ declined to shriek, although every effort to persuade it to perform the functions for which it was designed was made.
• Exhausted with the effort he had made, Digby now sank back on his pillow, and in less than three minutes after expired.
• They started up, and by a simultaneous effort rushed to the window.
• Indeed it is in this continuous effort, and in this alone, that intellect consists.
• She made an effort to be conversational, but it was a failure.
• His purpose was to cancel the civilization which the race had gained during thousands of years of effort, and bring it back to a semi-savagery.
• Everything that he did seemed to have been done easily, spontaneously, and without effort.
• There is always, as it were, an effort to get it to yield freely, to run clear and constant.
• Together they made one desperate effort to tear Kit from the tree.
• We know not yet if nature be a fact or an effort to master one.
• The effort to arrive at a satisfactory adjustment with the employees was thus far absolutely fruitless.
• Was no effort made to change his resolution, and what followed? 11.
• It did not stop the effort, however, and the wounded man was placed in safety.
• At first my looks betrayed the effort, but, little by little, self-sacrifice seemed to come more easily and without hesitation.
• Convinced of this, he halted the pony again, swaying in the saddle and holding, for the first time, to the pommel in an effort to steady himself.
• We will not be taken by the men in black, and submit to having our limbs wrenched, without an effort.
• Esslemont’s book, Shoghi Effendi wishes you to make all the necessary effort to have it published as soon as possible.
• Not without an effort to be interested, therefore, he reflected upon these words, which seemed rather to have been spoken in his ear aloud than merely to have caught his eye.
• In the course of time, the whole effort of the Liberal or Reform party, which gathered strength after 1815, was directed against the power of the legislative council.
• Terrified by this new ghost, I closed my eyes, and made a strong effort to recover myself.
• He stood guard beside the body until servants came and bore it to the house, but made no effort to follow.
• Every honorable effort has been used by me to avoid the war which followed, but all have proved vain.
• The hammer reinforced the energy of the young laborers to an effectiveness which could never have been attained by mere voluntary effort.
• Second, always listen for the moment each sound begins, so that you may learn to direct your effort to the sound only and not to the key bed.
• This tract, which has incurred so much ridicule, was, in truth, a meritorious effort to allay the extravagance of the moment.

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