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Definition of pursuit
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 pursuit is as below...
Pursuit
(v. t.) A
following
with a view to
reach,
accomplish,
or
obtain;
endeavor
to
attain
to or gain; as, the
pursuit
of
knowledge;
the
pursuit
of
happiness
or
pleasure..
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Waif
::
Waif (n.) Goods found of which the owner is not
known;
originally,
such goods as a
pursued
thief threw away to
prevent
being
apprehended,
which
belonged
to the king
unless
the owner made
pursuit
of the
felon,
took him, and
brought
him to
justice..
Game
::
Game (v. i.) A
scheme
or art
employed
in the
pursuit
of an
object
or
purpose;
method
of
procedure;
projected
line of
operations;
plan;
project.
Quest
::
Quest (n.) The act of
seeking,
or
looking
after
anything;
attempt
to find or
obtain;
search;
pursuit;
as, to rove in quest of game, of a lost
child,
of
property,
etc..
Disprofess
::
Disprofess
(v. t.) To
renounce
the
profession
or
pursuit
of.
Industrialism
::
Industrialism
(n.) The
principles
or
policy
applicable
to
industrial
pursuits
or
organized
labor.
Scour
::
Scour (v. i.) To run
swiftly;
to rove or range in
pursuit
or
search
of
something;
to
scamper.
Avocation
::
Avocation
(n.)
Pursuits;
duties;
affairs
which
occupy
one's time; usual
employment;
vocation.
Earth
::
Earth (n.)
Worldly
things,
as
opposed
to
spiritual
things;
the
pursuits,
interests,
and
allurements
of this
life..
Rival
::
Rival (n.) One who is in
pursuit
of the same
object
as
another;
one
striving
to reach or
obtain
something
which
another
is
attempting
to
obtain,
and which one only can
posses;
a
competitor;
as,
rivals
in love;
rivals
for a
crown..
Zeal
::
Zeal (n.)
Passionate
ardor in the
pursuit
of
anything;
eagerness
in favor of a
person
or
cause;
ardent
and
active
interest;
engagedness;
enthusiasm;
fervor.
Overtake
::
Overtake
(v. t.) To come up with in a
course,
pursuit,
progress,
or
motion;
to catch up
with..
Choctaws
::
Choctaws
(n. pl.) A tribe of North
American
Indians
(Southern
Appalachian),
in early times noted for their
pursuit
of
agriculture,
and for
living
at peace with the white
settlers.
They are now one of the
civilized
tribes
of the
Indian
Territory..
Dilettanteism
::
Dilettanteism
(n.) The state or
quality
of being a
dilettante;
the
desultory
pursuit
of art,
science,
or
literature..
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..
Spur
::
Spur (v. t.) To urge or
encourage
to
action,
or to a more
vigorous
pursuit
of an
object;
to
incite;
to
stimulate;
to
instigate;
to
impel;
to
drive..
Industrious
::
Industrious
(a.)
Steadily
and
perseveringly
active
in a
particular
pursuit
or aim; as, he was
negligent
in
business,
but
industrious
in
pleasure;
an
industrious
mischief
maker..
Whoop
::
Whoop (n.) A shout of
pursuit
or of war; a very of
eagerness,
enthusiasm,
enjoyment,
vengeance,
terror,
or the like; an
halloo;
a hoot, or cry, as of an owl..
Genius
::
Genius
(n.) The
peculiar
structure
of mind with whoch each
individual
is
endowed
by
nature;
that
disposition
or
aptitude
of mind which is
peculiar
to each man, and which
qualifies
him for
certain
kinds of
action
or
special
success
in any
pursuit;
special
taste,
inclination,
or
disposition;
as, a
genius
for
history,
for
poetry,
or
painting..
Endless
::
Endless
(a.) Void of
design;
objectless;
as, an
endless
pursuit..
Disengage
::
Disengage
(v. t.) To
release
from that with which
anything
is
engaged,
engrossed,
involved,
or
entangled;
to
extricate;
to
detach;
to set free; to
liberate;
to
clear;
as, to
disengage
one from a
party,
from
broils
and
controversies,
from an oath,
promise,
or
occupation;
to
disengage
the
affections
a
favorite
pursuit,
the mind from
study..
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