Avail ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Avail ( verb )

1. To be of use or advantage.
2. To be of use or service in achieving a purpose or result.
3. To be at someone's disposal.

Origin:

From old french avaler, from latin advalere ("to be of use"), from ad- + valere ("to be stron.g")

Examples:

1. The new software will be available to all employees next week.
2. Unfortunately, the medication did not avail in treating the patient's illness.
3. The company's resources were not sufficient to avail the project.
4. The new technology will be available to all the farmers to improve their yield.
5. The store's return policy did not avail in this situation.

(As a noun)

Avail ( noun )

1. To be of use or advantage.
2. To be of use or service in achieving a purpose or result.
3. To be at someone's disposal.

Origin:

From old french avaler, from latin advalere ("to be of use"), from ad- + valere ("to be stron.g")

Examples:

1. The new software will be available to all employees next week.
2. Unfortunately, the medication did not avail in treating the patient's illness.
3. The company's resources were not sufficient to avail the project.
4. The new technology will be available to all the farmers to improve their yield.
5. The store's return policy did not avail in this situation.