pursue

pursue synonyms

chase compare pursue and chase
follow compare pursue and follow
trail compare pursue and trail
hunt compare pursue and hunt
tail compare pursue and tail
shadow compare pursue and shadow
track compare pursue and track
dog compare pursue and dog
stalk compare pursue and stalk
run after compare pursue and run after
hound compare pursue and hound
seek compare pursue and seek
prosecute compare pursue and prosecute
carry on compare pursue and carry on
go after compare pursue and go after
practice compare pursue and practice
continue compare pursue and continue
court compare pursue and court
woo compare pursue and woo
engage in compare pursue and engage in
course compare pursue and course
trace compare pursue and trace
conduct compare pursue and conduct
give chase to compare pursue and give chase to
undertake compare pursue and undertake
work at compare pursue and work at
plague compare pursue and plague
track down compare pursue and track down
trouble compare pursue and trouble
wage compare pursue and wage
strive compare pursue and strive
set one's cap at compare pursue and set one's cap at
work toward compare pursue and work toward
tag compare pursue and tag
spark compare pursue and spark
seek the hand of compare pursue and seek the hand of
ride compare pursue and ride
make up to compare pursue and make up to
apply oneself to compare pursue and apply oneself to
pay court to compare pursue and pay court to
harass compare pursue and harass
ply compare pursue and ply
aim for compare pursue and aim for
proceed with compare pursue and proceed with
run down compare pursue and run down
worry compare pursue and worry
take on compare pursue and take on
study compare pursue and study
strive for compare pursue and strive for
vex compare pursue and vex

pursue definitions

verb

  • To follow, travel down (a particular way, course of action etc.). 

  • To follow urgently, originally with intent to capture or harm; to chase. 

  • To aim for, go after (a specified objective, situation etc.). 

  • To participate in (an activity, business etc.); to practise, follow (a profession). 

  • To act as a legal prosecutor.