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Adjective: pursued  pu(r)'s(y)ood
  1. Followed with enmity as if to harm
    "running and leaping like a herd of pursued antelopes"
     
  2. Being searched for or chased
    "The fugitive felt pursued as he tried to evade the police";
    - hunted
Noun: pursued  pu(r)'s(y)ood
  1. A person who is being chased
    "the film jumped back and forth from the pursuer to the pursued"
Verb: pursue  pu(r)'s(y)oo
  1. Follow in or as if in pursuit
    "The police car pursued the suspected attacker";
    - follow
     
  2. Go in search of or hunt for
    "pursue a hobby";
    - quest for, go after, quest after
     
  3. Carry out or participate in an activity; be involved in
    "She pursued many activities";
    - prosecute, engage
     
  4. Carry further or advance
    "Can you pursue this matter soon?";
    - follow up on, act on

See also: act

Type of: act, go, locomote, look for, move, oppose, react, search, seek, travel

Encyclopedia: Pursued

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