attain

[əˈteɪn]

Definition:
1. Succeed in achieving.
2. To reach a particular age, level or condition.
3. To succeed in getting something, usually after a lot of effort.

Use 'attain' in a sentence:

1. To help smaller companies attain these goals, solution providers look for features that enable easy installation and administration of their solutions.
2. You have much higher planes of skill to attain, don't let imaginary limits hinder your growth.
3. These assets give us the power to attain the most and the best results for health.
4. We can attain whatever goal we set in our mind.
5. This year will be crucial for efforts to attain this goal.
6. Yoga is one way to attain peace in life.
7. The application might attain sufficient concurrence to achieve its objectives.
8. This allows the server to attain its maximum performance for the test.
9. There are basically four levels of wealth you must aim to attain.
10. We believe that our prayers can assist our loved ones to attain eternal happiness.
11. Dolphins can attain remarkable speeds in water.
12. When you attain one goal, set a new one.
13. To attain my goal, I must make a point of training my body and mind.
14. Let us strive together to attain this splendid goal.
15. One could not attain extra utility, so why adjust what was already the best portfolio composition?
16. Human beings can attain happiness.
17. One of its key takeaways is that goals are often easier to attain when pursued indirectly.
18. Jim is halfway to attaining his pilot's licence.
19. Most of our students attained five ‘A’ grades in their exams.