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attempt  


      vb   tr  
1    to make an effort (to do something) or to achieve (something); try  
2    to try to surmount (an obstacle)  
3    to try to climb  
they will attempt the north wall of the Eiger     
4    Archaic   to attack  
5    Archaic   to tempt  
      n  
6    an endeavour to achieve something; effort  
7    a result of an attempt or endeavour  
8    an attack, esp. with the intention to kill  
an attempt on his life     
     (C14: from Old French attempter, from Latin attemptare to strive after, from tentare to try)  
  attemptable      adj  
   attempter             n  
Attempt should not be used in the passive when followed by an infinitive: attempts were made to find a solution (not a solution was attempted to be found)  
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exp.
(metaphorically) manipulation attempt
His speech was nothing but smoke and mirrors
n.
attempting to view the GOD(s) machine, speaking your mind truthfully, giving your opinion mindfully, having thought you were someone and not a person.
exp.
expression used to describe an attempt to organize a difficult or unpredictable situation; trying to coordinate a group of people who tend to act chaotically
[Bus.] E.g: Some say that managing a team is herding cats.
id.
the phrase is uttered in an attempt to excuse the user of profanity or curses in the presence of those offended by it under the pretense of the words being part of a foreign language
Syn.: excuse my French

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