
Attempt
Contextual Use
Use 'attempt' when speaking about trying something that requires significant effort or skill.

She made an attempt to learn the violin in a week.
Emotional Nuance
'Attempt' often implies uncertainty of success but a willingness to try anyway.

His attempt to apologize seemed sincere, despite the outcome.
Implication of Effort
Using 'attempt' suggests personal effort, not a casual or accidental action.

She made an earnest attempt to resolve the conflict.
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AssayEffortEndeavourExperimentStriveTestTryUndertakeVenture
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