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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. e…

According to the information given in the etymology, the meaning of "endeavor" comes from a. dever, meaning "duty." b. endo, meaning "ending." c. e…
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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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A

Step-by-step explanation:

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

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User Franc
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C or A ok
I dont know excecse my langae hell
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