Effort and Mobility

Effort

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

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Mobility and effort are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mobility" instead a noun "Effort".

Mobility noun - The quality of moving freely.

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Effort and mobility are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Effort" instead a noun "Mobility".

good	good effort	good mobility
high	high effort	high mobility
physical	physical effort	physical mobility
best	best effort	best mobility
Other adjectives: considerable, sheer, strong, actual, massive, extreme, great, huge, little, necessary, less, extra, maximum, greatest.

The Pentagon tried to supply the South Vietnamese with bicycles as well for added mobility during combat patrols, but this effort didn't go very far and was abandoned.

Source: No Bikes in the Apocalypse
In Enemy at the Door, Peter Porteous is one of the few able-bodied young men not to have evacuated from the island in the face of the German advance; he wants to go and contribute to the war effort, but chose to stay and look after his mother, whose mobility is limited.

Source: Dramatic Irony
Dramatic Irony: In the first episode, Peter Porteous is one of the few able-bodied young men not to have evacuated; he wants to go and contribute to the war effort, but chose to stay and look after his mother, whose mobility is limited.

Source: Series / Enemy at the Door

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