Synonyms for Doest one's utmost:
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v.
• strive
- aim
, - assay
, - attempt
, - bear down
, - bend over backward
, - break one's neck
, - compete
, - contend
, - do one's best
, - do one's utmost
, - drive
, - endeavor
, - essay
, - fight
, - go after
, - go all out
, - go for broke
, - go for the jugular
, - go the limit
, - hassle
, - jockey
, - knock oneself out
, - labor
, - leave no stone unturned
, - make every effort
, - moil
, - offer
, - push
, - scramble
, - seek
, - shoot for
, - strain
, - struggle
, - sweat
, - tackle
, - take on
, - toil
, - try hard
, - tug
, - work
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What are the hypernyms for Doest one's utmost?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for doest one's utmost?
The phrase "doest one's utmost" means to make the greatest possible effort or to try one's hardest. Some antonyms for this phrase include giving up, quitting, slacking off, neglecting, ignoring, and surrendering. To give up means to stop trying altogether. Quitting means to leave a task unfinished without completing it. Slacking off means not giving full effort and casually performing tasks. Neglecting refers to not paying attention to responsibilities or tasks. Ignoring means refusing to acknowledge a problem or challenge. Surrendering means to accept defeat without putting in full effort. These antonyms are opposite actions to "doing one's utmost".
What are the antonyms for Doest one's utmost?
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v.
• strive
- agree
, - discourage
, - dissuade
, - forget
, - idle
, - laze
, - make peace
, - neglect
, - relax
, - repress
, - rest
, - skip
, - surrender
, - yield
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Related words: one's utmost for duty, one's utmost for the cause, one's utmost for the prince, one's utmost for the princess, one's utmost for the king, one's utmost for the kingdom, one's utmost for the sake of duty, one's utmost for the sake of honor, one's utmost for the sake of patriotism
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