achieve
achieve
Transitive Verb
past: achievedpp: achieveding: achieving
This word carries a strong connotation of effort and merit. It is not used for accidental success or passive acquisition; rather, it implies a deliberate journey toward a goal where the outcome is earned through persistence or skill.
In professional or academic contexts, it often describes reaching a specific benchmark or milestone. While similar to "attain," "achieve" emphasizes the process of overcoming obstacles and the active exertion of will to reach a desired state.
Meanings
Phrasal Verbs
achieve at
to be successful in a particular activity or field
She has always achieved at a high level in mathematics.