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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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Relay
::
Relay (n.) A
supply
of
hunting
dogs or
horses
kept in
readiness
at
certain
places
to
relive
the tired dogs or
horses,
and to
continue
the
pursuit
of the game if it comes that way..
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.
Earnest
::
Earnest
(a.)
Ardent
in the
pursuit
of an
object;
eager to
obtain
or do;
zealous
with
sincerity;
with
hearty
endeavor;
heartfelt;
fervent;
hearty;
-- used in a good
sense;
as,
earnest
prayers..
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..
Woolgathering
::
Woolgathering
(n.)
Indulgence
in idle
imagination;
a
foolish
or
useless
pursuit
or
design.
Virtuosoship
::
Virtuosoship
(n.) The
condition,
pursuits,
or
occupation
of a
virtuoso..
Pursuit
::
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..
Inanity
::
Inanity
(n.) An
inane,
useless
thing or
pursuit;
a
vanity;
a silly
object;
--
chiefly
in pl.; as, the
inanities
of the
world..
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..
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..
Intent
::
Intent
(a.)
Having
the mind
closely
directed
to or bent on an
object;
sedulous;
eager in
pursuit
of an
object;
--
formerly
with to, but now with on; as,
intent
on
business
or
pleasure..
Tirailleur
::
Tirailleur
(n.)
Formerly,
a
member
of an
independent
body of
marksmen
in the
French
army. They were used
sometimes
in front of the army to annoy the
enemy,
sometimes
in the rear to check his
pursuit.
The term is now
applied
to all
troops
acting
as
skirmishers..
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..
Mammonism
::
Mammonism
(n.)
Devotion
to the
pursuit
of
wealth;
worldliness.
Perseverance
::
Perseverance
(n.) The act of
persevering;
persistence
in
anything
undertaken;
continued
pursuit
or
prosecution
of any
business,
or
enterprise
begun..
Patient
::
Patient
(a.)
Constant
in
pursuit
or
exertion;
persevering;
calmly
diligent;
as,
patient
endeavor..
Insecution
::
Insecution
(n.) A
following
after;
close
pursuit.
Worry
::
Worry (v. t.) To
harass
by
pursuit
and
barking;
to
attack
repeatedly;
also, to tear or
mangle
with the
teeth..
Whaling
::
Whaling
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
employed
in, the
pursuit
of
whales;
as, a
whaling
voyage;
a
whaling
vessel..
Dissipation
::
Dissipation
(n.) A
dissolute
course
of life, in which
health,
money,
etc., are
squandered
in
pursuit
of
pleasure;
profuseness
in
vicious
indulgence,
as late
hours,
riotous
living,
etc.;
dissoluteness..
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