Effort and Might

Effort

Effort noun - The active use of energy in producing a result.

Usage example: the finished parade float was well worth the effort

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Might and effort are semantically related in property topic. In some cases you can use "Might" instead a noun "Effort".

Might noun - The ability to exert effort for the accomplishment of a task.

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Effort and might are semantically related in property topic. Sometimes you can use "Effort" instead a noun "Might".

human	human effort	human might
physical	physical effort	physical might
considerable	considerable effort	considerable might
sheer	sheer effort	sheer might
Other adjectives: actual, entire, collective, great, personal, necessary, combined, greatest.

We have also seen that he required a lot of effort to do a task (blow up a volcano) that Akuma might do on a bigger scale without much effort.

Source: Characters / Street Fighter IV
A Wizard might be able to lob a fireball with the power level of a small nuclear device, but would probably fall over unconscious from the effort.

Source: Kinetic Weapons Are Just Better
The parents on Roseanne might not be really proud of their kids, but don't make an effort to force them to change since they recognize it would do more harm than good.

Source: Why Couldn't You Be Different?

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