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Definition of pursue
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of pursue is as below...
Pursue
(v. t.) To
follow
with a view to
overtake;
to
follow
eagerly,
or with
haste;
to
chase;
as, to
pursue
a
hare..
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Succeed
::
Succeed
(v. t.) To come
after;
to be
subsequent
or
consequent
to; to
follow;
to
pursue.
Pursuer
::
Pursuer
(n.) A
plaintiff;
a
prosecutor.
Pursue
::
Pursue
(v. t.) To
proceed
along,
with a view to some and or
object;
to
follow;
to go in; as,
Captain
Cook
pursued
a new
route;
the
administration
pursued
a wise
course..
Bursary
::
Bursary
(n.) A
scholarship
or
charitable
foundation
in a
university,
as in
Scotland;
a sum given to
enable
a
student
to
pursue
his
studies..
Pursue
::
Pursue
(v. t.) To
follow
with
enmity;
to
persecute;
to call to
account.
Prosecute
::
Prosecute
(v. t.) To
pursue
with the
intention
of
punishing;
to
accuse
of some crime or
breach
of law, or to
pursue
for
redress
or
punishment,
before
a legal
tribunal;
to
proceed
against
judicially;
as, to
prosecute
a man for
trespass,
or for a
riot..
Pursue
::
Pursue
(v. t.) To
follow
with a view to
overtake;
to
follow
eagerly,
or with
haste;
to
chase;
as, to
pursue
a
hare..
Eager
::
Eager (a.)
Excited
by
desire
in the
pursuit
of any
object;
ardent
to
pursue,
perform,
or
obtain;
keenly
desirous;
hotly
longing;
earnest;
zealous;
impetuous;
vehement;
as, the
hounds
were eager in the
chase..
Fowler
::
Fowler
(n.) A
sportsman
who
pursues
wild fowl, or takes or kills for
food..
Zealot
::
Zealot
(n.) One who is
zealous;
one who
engages
warmly
in any
cause,
and
pursues
his
object
with
earnestness
and
ardor;
especially,
one who is
overzealous,
or
carried
away by his zeal; one
absorbed
in
devotion
to
anything;
an
enthusiast;
a
fanatical
partisan..
Jingo
::
"Jingo
(n.) A
statesman
who
pursues,
or who
favors,
aggressive,
domineering
policy
in
foreign
affairs..
Chase
::
Chase (v. t.) To
pursue
eagerly,
as
hunters
pursue
game..
Run
::
Run (v. i.) To
pursue
in
thought;
to carry in
contemplation.
Persecute
::
Persecute
(v. t.) To
harass
with
importunity;
to
pursue
with
persistent
solicitations;
to
annoy.
Persecute
::
Persecute
(v. t.) To
pursue
in a
manner
to
injure,
grieve,
or
afflict;
to beset with
cruelty
or
malignity;
to
harass;
especially,
to
afflict,
harass,
punish,
or put to
death,
for
adherence
to a
particular
religious
creed or mode of
worship..
Footstep
::
Footstep
(n.) The mark or
impression
of the foot; a
track;
hence,
visible
sign of a
course
pursued;
token;
mark; as, the
footsteps
of
divine
wisdom..
Double
::
Double
(n.) A turn or
circuit
in
running
to
escape
pursues;
hence,
a
trick;
a
shift;
an
artifice..
Trilemma
::
Trilemma
(n.) A state of
things
in which it is
difficult
to
determine
which one of three
courses
to
pursue.
Length
::
Length
(a.)
Detail
or
amplification;
unfolding;
continuance
as, to
pursue
a
subject
to a great
length..
Regular
::
Regular
(a.)
Governed
by rule or
rules;
steady
or
uniform
in
course,
practice,
or
occurence;
not
subject
to
unexplained
or
irrational
variation;
returning
at
stated
intervals;
steadily
pursued;
orderlly;
methodical;
as, the
regular
succession
of day and
night;
regular
habits..
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