hot pursuit Antonyms
Meaning of hot pursuit
hot pursuit
close and avid or intense pursuit, the immediate and continuous pursuit by police officers of a fleeing suspect whose possible escape justifies the failure of the officers to obtain a warrant before making an entry, search, seizure, or arrest, close continuous pursuit of a fleeing suspected lawbreaker or hostile military force especially across territorial lines
hot pursuit Sentence Examples
- The police engaged in a hot pursuit after the bank robbers made their escape.
- The superhero chased the villain in hot pursuit, determined to bring him to justice.
- The hungry lion was in hot pursuit of the fleeing zebra.
- The paparazzi raced in hot pursuit of the celebrity, eager to capture the perfect shot.
- The hunter followed the wounded deer in hot pursuit, hoping for a satisfying kill.
- The spaceship sped through the void in hot pursuit of the enemy vessel.
- The detective was in hot pursuit of the elusive criminal who had been evading capture for months.
- The predator circled its prey in hot pursuit, its eyes gleaming with anticipation.
- The wind howled in hot pursuit of the runaway kite, threatening to tear it apart.
- The speeding car swerved through traffic in hot pursuit of the stolen vehicle.
FAQs About the word hot pursuit
close and avid or intense pursuit, the immediate and continuous pursuit by police officers of a fleeing suspect whose possible escape justifies the failure of t
tagging, tailing,tracking, tracing, chasing, trailing, following, chase, pursuit, shadowing
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The police engaged in a hot pursuit after the bank robbers made their escape.
The superhero chased the villain in hot pursuit, determined to bring him to justice.
The hungry lion was in hot pursuit of the fleeing zebra.
The paparazzi raced in hot pursuit of the celebrity, eager to capture the perfect shot.
