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I have found out in Cambridge dictionary that, cultivate means making a lot of effort. But I cannot find any nice example for that. Could anyone please provide me an example?

Here is my attempt at using the word with this meaning: "I've been cultivating to increase my knowledge for several years." Is it wrong?

I have found out in Cambridge dictionary that, cultivate means making a lot of effort. But I cannot find any nice example for that. Could anyone please provide me an example?

I have found out in Cambridge dictionary that, cultivate means making a lot of effort. But I cannot find any nice example for that. Could anyone please provide me an example?

Here is my attempt at using the word with this meaning: "I've been cultivating to increase my knowledge for several years." Is it wrong?

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"cultivate" means making a lot of effort

I have found out in Cambridge dictionary that, cultivate means making a lot of effort. But I cannot find any nice example for that. Could anyone please provide me an example?