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Definition of pursuit
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Pursuit
(v. t.)
Prosecution.
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Victim
::
Victim
(n.) A
person
or thing
destroyed
or
sacrificed
in the
pursuit
of an
object,
or in
gratification
of a
passion;
as, a
victim
to
jealousy,
lust, or
ambition..
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..
Civilian
::
Civilian
(n.) One whose
pursuits
are those of civil life, not
military
or
clerical..
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..
Quest
::
Quest (v. i.) To go on a
quest;
to make a
search;
to go in
pursuit;
to beg.
Slip
::
Slip (v. t.) To let loose in
pursuit
of game, as a
greyhound..
Fugitive
::
Fugitive
(a.)
Fleeing
from
pursuit,
danger,
restraint,
etc.,
escaping,
from
service,
duty etc.; as, a
fugitive
solder;
a
fugitive
slave;
a
fugitive
debtor..
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..
Endless
::
Endless
(a.) Void of
design;
objectless;
as, an
endless
pursuit..
Artistry
::
Artistry
(n.)
Artistic
pursuits;
artistic
ability.
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..
Hunting
::
Hunting
(n.) The
pursuit
of game or of wild
animals.
Insectation
::
Insectation
(n.) The act of
pursuing;
pursuit;
harassment;
persecution.
Scholar
::
Scholar
(n.) One
engaged
in the
pursuits
of
learning;
a
learned
person;
one
versed
in any
branch,
or in many
branches,
of
knowledge;
a
person
of high
literary
or
scientific
attainments;
a
savant..
Craze
::
Craze (n.) A
temporary
passion
or
infatuation,
as for same new
amusement,
pursuit,
or
fashion;
as, the
bric-a-brac
craze;
the
aesthetic
craze..
After
::
After
(prep.)
Moving
toward
from
behind;
following,
in
search
of; in
pursuit
of..
Vanity
::
Vanity
(n.) That which is vain;
anything
empty,
visionary,
unreal,
or
unsubstantial;
fruitless
desire
or
effort;
trifling
labor
productive
of no good; empty
pleasure;
vain
pursuit;
idle show;
unsubstantial
enjoyment..
Fugitive
::
Fugitive
(n.) One who flees from
pursuit,
danger,
restraint,
service,
duty, etc.; a
deserter;
as, a
fugitive
from
justice..
Hunt
::
Hunt (n.) The act or
practice
of
chasing
wild
animals;
chase;
pursuit;
search.
Spagyrist
::
Spagyrist
(n.) A
chemist,
esp. one
devoted
to
alchemistic
pursuits..
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