I endeavored on my final exam.
Although it was already getting dark, he endeavored to complete his task.
I have endeavored the darkest parts of the world.
Strive to achieve or reach.
The sentence is properly constructed (everyone is indeed singular), but the words uses are inaccurate as follows :The word "endeavored" (strived, aimed, aspired, or ventured) is not accurate in this usage. A "milestone" is a particular waypoint, and is more accurately "reached". (The phrase "arrived at" is less common, as is the word "passed" except where this was historically reached.)Because it is a milestone reached, it cannot actually be "shared". Rather it is the celebration that is shared, and the sentence should reflect this.
Antonyms for the word Endeavor: idleness, laziness, procrastinate, put off.
To impart knowledge, I'm answering your question.Verne has endeavored to impart only what is known to exist.Our history professor tried to impart some of his wisdom to us.
Endeavored means tried to do something or made an effort to do something.
endeavored. :) tried my best.
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