Bid and Trial

Bid

Bid noun - An effort to do or accomplish something.

Usage example: a dramatic film that is widely regarded as the comedian's last-ditch bid to be taken seriously as an actor

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Trial and bid are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trial" instead a noun "Bid".

Nearby Words: bidding, bidder, biding, bided

Trial noun - An effort to do or accomplish something.

Usage example: will rest and make another trial at climbing the mountain

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Bid and trial are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bid" instead a noun "Trial".

Nearby Word: triable

good	good bid	good trial
current	current bid	current trial
original	original bid	original trial
initial	initial bid	initial trial
Other adjectives: fair, single, actual, final, official, next, last, different, earlier, previous.

Lucie remains loyal to Charles despite his family having caused her father's long imprisonment, and after he is put on trial and sentenced to death upon his return to France, she follows him in a bid to have him freed.

Source: Happily Married / Literature
Then he took his revenge further; wanting to kill every official involved in the original trial and eventually all of City Hall, including the Mayor and representatives of other government agencies all in some half-baked bid to up-end the justice system.

Source: Motive Decay / Film

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