Effort and Study

Effort

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

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Study and effort are semantically related in persistence topic. In some cases you can use "Study" instead a noun "Effort", when it comes to topics like attempt.

Nearby Words: effortlessly, effortless, effortful, effortlessness

Study

Study noun - A systematic search for the truth or facts about something.

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Effort and study are semantically related in persistence topic. Sometimes you can use "Effort" instead a noun "Study", if it concerns topics such as attempt.

Nearby Words: studied, student, studying

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How words are described

human	human effort	human study
good	good effort	good study
special	special effort	special study
actual	actual effort	actual study
Other adjectives: entire, real, great, intense, serious, little, personal, major.

Both words in one sentence

But there has been much speculation, study and effort to find the original man, probably some outlandish fiction too.

Source: Original Man
Xykon (a sorcerer whose magic power comes naturally to him) has been on the receiving end of this from wizards (whose magic requires study and effort).

Source: Pretender Diss
Bruno Ganz (who is Swiss) went through a lot of effort and study to accurately imitate Hitler's mannerisms and speech patterns, including his distinct Austrian accent that is slightly difficult for native Germans to pull off convincingly.

Source: Film / Downfall

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