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Synonyms & Similar Words
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Meaning of Made An Effort
The phrase "Made An Effort" primarily means to attempt or try to accomplish something by exerting oneself.
Definitions
- To try to do something, especially by using a lot of energy or determination
- * To make an attempt or endeavor to accomplish something
- * To exert oneself to accomplish something, often requiring a lot of energy or determination
Etymology of Made An Effort
The phrase "Made An Effort" is derived from the words "make", which originated from Old English "macian", and "effort", which originated from Old French "effort", and ultimately from Latin "exfortis", meaning "strong" or "vigorous"
Historically, the phrase has been used to describe the act of attempting or trying to accomplish something, often requiring physical or mental energy
Example Uses
- She made an effort to finish the project on time, but it was more difficult than she expected
- * He made an effort to learn the new language, but it was not easy for him
- * They made an effort to reduce their carbon footprint by using public transportation