Attempt
Dare
Dare verb - To invite (someone) to take part in a contest or to perform a feat.
Attempt and dare are semantically related in take a risk topic. Sometimes you can use "Attempt" instead a verb "Dare".
How words are described
| human | human attempt | human dare |
| good | good attempt | good dare |
| long | long attempt | long dare |
| original | original attempt | original dare |
| Other adjectives: single, stupid, poor, bad, foolish, new, final, ill-advised. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Psylocke: I dare not attempt another mindwipe but, as well, we dare not leave him loose where the Marauders can get at him.
Source: Murder Is the Best Solution - It was so bad that Scrooge solemnly declares that he wouldn't dare to make another attempt like that ever again.
Source: Hidden Heart of Gold -
Dare to Be Badass: Hamlet tries to talk himself into it; "To Be Or Not To Be" is an attempt that fails.
Source: Theatre / Hamlet
Cite this Source
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