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Synonym for try [verb]

The synonym try synonymous definition words:
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try [verb]

means "law"
judge, decide, hear, examine, referee

try [verb]

means "activity"
attempt, endeavour, strive, assay, offer, essay, seek
Further results for the word "try"

aim [verb]

means "behaviour"
try, endeavour, attempt, propose, strive, intend

attempt [noun]

means "endeavour"
exertion, effort, bid, striving, essay, try

endeavor [noun]

means "attempt"
study, try, zeal, effort, essay, enterprise

endeavour [noun]

means "attempt"
study, try, zeal, effort, essay, enterprise

exercise [verb]

means "employ"
apply, effect, exert, practise, use, try

exert [verb]

means "strain"
strive, labour, try, endeavour

hazard [verb]

means "gamble"
offer, try, venture, stake, guess, speculate

judge [verb]

means "law"
try, adjudicate

prove [verb]

means "activity"
test, assay, examine, try

resort to [verb]

means "have recourse to"
employ, try, make use of

shot [noun]

means "aim"
attempt, endeavour, reach, range, chance, try

strain [verb]

means "exert"
strive, labour, try, endeavour

striving [noun]

means "endeavour"
exertion, effort, bid, attempt, essay, try

taste [verb]

means "action"
sample, savour, try, sip

test [verb]

means "activity"
try, experiment, examine, analyse, prove, verify

try-out [noun]

means "audition"
test, trial, hearing




adultery [noun]

means "illicit love affair"
affair, liaison, tryst, flirtation, cheating, intrigue

appointment [noun]

means "meeting"
date, interview, engagement, rendezvous, agreement, tryst

assignation [noun]

means "meeting"
date, interview, engagement, rendezvous, agreement, tryst

date [noun]

means "event"
appointment, tryst, engagement, assignation, rendezvous, interview

engagement [noun]

means "meeting"
date, interview, appointment, rendezvous, agreement, tryst

harrowing [adjective]

means "nerve-racking"
disturbing, traumatic, upsetting, trying, agonizing, distressing

hearing [noun]

means "audition"
audience, interview, test, try-out, attendance, congress

heavy [adjective]

means "characteristic"
difficult, complicated, trying, complex, obscure

intrigue [noun]

means "illicit love affair"
affair, liaison, tryst, flirtation, cheating, adultery

meeting [noun]

means "encounter"
engagement, rendezvous, tryst, date, confrontation

nerve-racking [adjective]

means "harrowing"
disturbing, traumatic, upsetting, trying, agonizing, distressing

rendezvous [noun]

means "meeting"
date, appointment, engagement, tryst, meeting place, encounter

rugged [adjective]

means "difficult"
hard, severe, trying

troublesome [adjective]

means "annoying"
bothersome, harassing, trying, perplexing, vexatious


wearisome [adjective]

means "boring"
dull, monotonous, tedious, tiresome, humdrum, trying

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