Attempted

What do we mean by attempted?

To try.

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.

The attempt of tempting another. Urban Dictionary

A short way of saying someone failed a suicide attempt Usually used by the person who made the attempt but not always. Urban Dictionary

The act of making an attempt Urban Dictionary

The run where Jan from PokemonChallenges (twitch.tv/PokemonChallenges) beat Pokemon Emerald Kaizo! Also known as the Mythical or Mew run, it produced a lot of Pokemon that were crucial to beating gym leaders, bosses, the Elite Four and Champion. Urban Dictionary

The worse feeling to have is to wake up after hoping to die and thinking that you cant accomplish anything, even the death of yourself Urban Dictionary

To attempt to give a ladies pleasure parts some horizontal refreshment, only to discover that it is far to hairy and looks like Bob marley in a leglock, thus you calling a taxi and going home. Urban Dictionary

A desperado attempt is where you would do almost anything to win. Normally used for gaming puposes. It's like breaking the fourth wall (by cheating) in order to win. Say you are VS your friend in a fighting game. The desperado attempt would be if you would slam your shoulder into your friend so they would stop attacking you, and you kill them or even the odds for the win. Urban Dictionary

A pathetic attempt at oral sex. (i.e. it was bad) OR a failed attempt at getting some. Urban Dictionary

All the more reason to actually attempt yourself. Urban Dictionary

Suicide is killing yourself. It is usually because you hate yourself or you are mad or something bad happened to you. Attempted suicide is when you try to kill yourself but something gets in the way. One way of getting stopped from suicide is that someone convinces you to not do whatever you were planning on doing. This is still attempted suicide. Attempted suicide can still hurt you in ways that aren't like you had expected. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to attempted:
attempted, attempter, attempt, attested, tempted, attempts, attemper, unattempted, untempted, attempered, reattempted.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word attempted:
assassinate, coup, persuade, seize, revive, robbery, tat, murder, comeback, suicide, negotiate, assassination, flee, rape, regain, unsuccessful, convince, steal, failed, qualify, escape, blocked, assault, introduce, kick, kill, restore, arrest, explain, defend, destroy, establish, remove, capture, refused, gain, sell, attempt.

Words that rhyme with attempted:
exempted, tempted, preempted, empted.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective attempted:
assassination, invasion, explanation, assault, suicides, insurrection, change, application, reconciliation, compromise, analysis, integration, solution, interference, seduction, solutions, usurpation, robbery, restoration, coup, settlement, evasion, interpretation, suicide, revolution, identification, impeachment, bribe, rebellion, imitation, assignment, reforms, crime, smile, manipulation, mutiny, sale, conquest, sacrifice, explanations, action, raid, extension, treatment, surprise, organization, abduction, flight, adjustment, encroachment, operation, entry, coups, intrusion, lightness, remedy, charge, improvement, conversion, secession, homicide, seizure, expansion, formation, marriage, comeback, innovation, separation, alliance, outrage, suppression, concealment, answers, modification, removal, adaptation, repression, expression, destruction, holdup, acquisition, defense, fusion, correction, reform, rescue, attack, revision, correlation, violence, treachery, defence, infringement, escape, arrest, revolt.

Words that sound like attempted:
attempted, attemptive, attempt, adopted, tempted, attempts, attended, adapted, attempter, unattempted, attempting, attainted, stented, attested, exempted, admitted, emptied, stinted, untempered, the tempter, attemptable, attemper, attente.