Difference between Efforts and Attempt

EFFORTS vs ATTEMPT: NOUN

An effort to accomplish something by force or violence; an attack or assault: as, an attempt upon one's life.
An attack; an assault.
An effort or a try.
The act of attacking
Earnest and conscientious activity intended to do or accomplish something
A putting forth of effort in the performance or accomplishment of that which is difficult or uncertain; essay, trial, or endeavor; effort.
Temptation.
A essay, trial, or endeavor; an undertaking; an attack, or an effort to gain a point; esp. an unsuccessful, as contrasted with a successful, effort.
Such an intentional preparatory act as will apparently result, if not extrinsically hindered, in a crime which it was designed to effect.
In law, an act done in part execution of a design to commit a crime. Judge May.

To make trial or experiment of; to try; to endeavor to do or perform (some action); to assay
To try to seize or get control of by attacking.
To tempt.
To try to perform, make, or achieve.
To try to move, by entreaty, by afflictions, or by temptations; to tempt.
To try to win, subdue, or overcome.
To attack; to make an effort or attack upon; to try to take by force.

To make an effort to effect or do; endeavor to perform; undertake; essay: as, to attempt a bold flight.
To venture upon: as, to attempt the sea.—
To make trial of; prove; test: as, “well-attempted plate,” Fairfax.
To try with afflictions. Jer. Taylor.
To endeavor to obtain or attract.
Synonyms Attempt, Essay, Undertake, Endeavor, Strive, Struggle, seek, aim. The italicized words agree in expressing the beginning of a task, physical or intellectual, which is difficult and often impossible. They are arranged in the order of strength. Attempt is to try with some effort. Essay is sometimes to try in order to see if a thing can be done or attained, and sometimes simply to attempt: as, “which the Egyptians assaying to do were drowned,” Heb. xi. 29. Undertake is, literally, to take a task upon one's self, perhaps formally, and hence to go about a task with care and effort. Endeavor is to try with more earnestness, labor, or exertion. Strive is to work hard and earnestly, doing one's best. Struggle is to tax one's powers to the extent of fatigue, pain, or exhaustion. The first three words are more appropriate for a single effort, the other three for continuous or continual efforts.
To attack; make an effort against; assail: as, to attempt the enemy's camp; to attempt a person's life.
To try to win or seduce; tempt; entice.

Exploit, Deed, Sweat, Cause, Travail, Elbow grease, Exertion, Feat, Movement, Drive, Crusade, Try, Campaign, Endeavor, Attempt

Order, Striving, Aim, Quest, Bid, Set about, Endeavour, Essay, Assay, Undertake, Attack, Seek, Endeavor, Try, Effort

Commitment, Operations, Initiative, Exploit, Deed, Sweat, Cause, Elbow grease, Exertion, Feat, Movement, Drive, Try, Campaign, Endeavor

Goal, Desire, Order, Aim, Quest, Bid, Set about, Essay, Assay, Undertake, Attack, Seek, Endeavor, Try, Effort

July, the British intensified efforts to crush resistance.
The complaint suggests widespread efforts to make adjustments.
The mission of the project is to support the efforts of the Midwestern Innocence Project through support and fundraising efforts.
In these fields, files should clearly separate solo from group efforts and efforts with national or international impact from those with regional impact.
Karton has continued to pursue collection efforts in both states, and Dougherty has continued unsuccessfully to resist those efforts.
Our efforts to enhance the quality of the domestic environment must be accompanied by comparable efforts toward global environmental quality.
The United States currently employs many public health policy efforts aligned with the preventive health efforts discussed above.
Compare your campaign efforts with the efforts of your online competitors.
Today is the culmination of efforts across generations; efforts which have spanned the globe.
Some recent cases have gone so far as to equate best efforts and reasonable efforts.