pursue Antonyms
Meaning of pursue
pursue (v)
carry out or participate in an activity; be involved in
follow in or as if in pursuit
go in search of or hunt for
carry further or advance
pursue Sentence Examples
- She decided to pursue a career in medicine after witnessing the impact doctors had on people's lives.
- Despite facing numerous obstacles, he remained determined to pursue his dream of becoming a professional athlete.
- After completing his degree, he plans to pursue further studies in a specialized field.
- The company decided to pursue a new market segment to expand its customer base.
- Sarah has always had a passion for art and decided to pursue painting as a full-time career.
- He chose to pursue his entrepreneurial aspirations rather than following a traditional career path.
- The detective vowed to pursue every lead until the mystery was solved.
- Despite initial setbacks, she remained steadfast in her decision to pursue her goals.
- It takes courage and perseverance to pursue one's dreams in the face of adversity.
- The government announced its intention to pursue diplomatic solutions to the ongoing conflict.
FAQs About the word pursue
carry out or participate in an activity; be involved in, follow in or as if in pursuit, go in search of or hunt for, carry further or advance
track, follow,chase, accompany, course, trail, seek, dog, shadow, watch
lead,lead, guide, guide,pilot, pilot,
She decided to pursue a career in medicine after witnessing the impact doctors had on people's lives.
Despite facing numerous obstacles, he remained determined to pursue his dream of becoming a professional athlete.
After completing his degree, he plans to pursue further studies in a specialized field.
The company decided to pursue a new market segment to expand its customer base.
