According to the information given in the etymology, the meaning of "endeavor" comes from a. dever, meaning "duty." b. endo, meaning "ending." c. ender, meaning "last of all."

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According to the information given in the etymology, the meaning of "endeavor" comes from

a. dever, meaning "duty."
b. endo, meaning "ending."
c. ender, meaning "last of all."

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It comes from en- dever, meaning "duty."

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C or A ok
I dont know excecse my langae hell

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