Endeavored is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENDEAVORED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ENDEAVOR, to strive or attempt
• try hard to do or achieve something
NOUN:
• an attempt to achieve a goal
• earnest, prolonged, and industrious effort
• an enterprise or undertaking
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make an effort

Words related to ENDEAVORED

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How to use ENDEAVORED in a sentence

• His principal generals endeavored to obtain, each for himself, a portion of his empire.
• After collecting one version, we endeavored to ascertain whether the same narrative was current among natives in other localities of the island.
• I have endeavored, also, to take some account of this.
• Thus while Middleton endeavored to school his slaves in his own faith, Allston encouraged them to seek salvation by such creed as they might choose.
• He endeavored to interest himself in the amusements which were within his reach, and he succeeded admirably.
• Soon after, however, he was recalled under the republic, and endeavored to do his duty.
• While he was there the commanding officer of the post endeavored to dissuade him from his rash undertaking.
• I have endeavored simply to read the soul of man with something of the care that one reads a book containing a message which he believes to be of importance.
• He attempted to shed no light on causes, but ever endeavored to show how to make the best of things as they are.
• He steadily endeavored to impress on my mind a sense of the constant presence of God.
• He endeavored to prove that this was a custom not to be tolerated.
• William saw his danger, and with a steady hand endeavored to control the frightened animal.
• The prince of Orange, urged by motives of honor, of ambition, and of animosity against France, endeavored to keep them steady to this resolution.
• She endeavored to eliminate entirely the element of feeling, and see the offer in the light in which it would show itself after present circumstances had passed.
• The learned counsel have endeavored to persuade you, that there exists a prejudice against the persons accused of this murder.
• Don Jose, in a majestic way, endeavored to be happy.
• I have endeavored to write this just as it seemed to us then and not clothe the impressions with the cover of later experience.
• He endeavored to comfort himself by telling himself that they were certainly pseudo-creditors, to whom he did not in fact owe a penny.
• General Steele was one of the men who endeavored nobly to take a large view of his responsibilities to Indian Territory.
• The part which Lincoln played, at their head, I have endeavored to depict in his life.
• In the meantime I endeavored, but all in vain, to sound him in regard to the object of the expedition.
• The professor endeavored to expel the absurd idea by playful remark, and supposed himself somewhat successful.
• I myself endeavored to realize it, and for five years I was the pastor of a church in Brooklyn, organized on a basis almost as simple as that in the Flat Creek school-house.
• He was now an old man, weary of war, and endeavored to bribe his foes to peace.
• I endeavored to master my feelings so as not to be jealous of the man who did not love me.

Similar words containing DEAVOR without suffix ed and without prefix en

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