0 to try to do something:
1 an attempt to do something:
3 to try to do something:
I endeavored to explain the legal consequences of his action.
This research project became one of the main endeavors within the neurosciences in the first decades of the twentieth century.
Until recently, locating research or useful practical advice about multilingualism and language learning was a very time-consuming endeavor.
Any statistical test would involve at least 10 executions of a similar procedure - a costly endeavor.
As this article has endeavored to demonstrate, these often enigmatic and incomplete sources may contain traces of earlier historical layers.
But understanding such distinctions is the reason why ethics requires intellectual endeavor, rather than emotional response.
The volume sets the settlements as an idealist endeavor suppor ted by a patron who did not have explicit exploitative intentions.
The topic prompted divergent individual responses rather than a convergent collective endeavor, even among the supporters of the interests of natural science.
These endeavors helped to define the contours of post-colonial scholarship, a field whose concerns may be ar ticulated somewhat differently in different disciplines.
