Object

• enlightenment: He spoke with regard to those who have not attained enlightenment: .. .

• perfection: Encouraging the soul to attain perfection brings happiness in both worlds.

• rank: He attained the rank of Captain in the Army School of Physical Training.

• popularity: Bath, Cheltenham and numerous other towns with healing waters attained great popularity in the following century.

• ranking: This is usually done to attain high ranking on a wide range of keywords.

• proficiency: In short, this means that a Shunryu student is someone that is taught self-discipline while attaining proficiency within the Syllabus.

Subject

• mean: So spoke our friend; vainly; for human ends must be attained by human means.

• student: The comparison was made between the number of surgeons, physicians and academic positions attained by students from the respective Glasgow and Edinburgh cohorts.

Modifying Another Word

• rarely: The 24-year-old shows a maturity that many older directors rarely attain.

• successfully: He also successfully attained a BSc ( hons ) degree.

• yet: I had as yet attained no measure of literary achievement, to justify my own high evaluation of my potential.

• eventually: August Belmont eventually attained the coveted eminence of Grand Sachem of the Tammany Society.

• finally: A consultant for The Technology Partnership, Justin has finally attained that sacred title, physicist.

• never: As with a lot of punk or new wave artists The Members later albums never attained the quality of their first album.

Followed by a transitive particle

• unto: He seeks to attain unto the glory of God some day.

Used with why or when

• when: This results in accelerated tax relief when compared to the capital attained when purchasing the equipment outright.

• what: What you're saying is, " I'm trying to attain what God gave me.

Preposition: in

• subject: Please enclose a copy of your degree transcript with your application, showing the marks attained in the various subjects studied in your degree.

Preposition: by

• mean: So spoke our friend; vainly; for human ends must be attained by human means.

• student: The comparison was made between the number of surgeons, physicians and academic positions attained by students from the respective Glasgow and Edinburgh cohorts.