Similar words: pursue, pursuit, pursuant, pursuing, suede, purse, jodhpurs, sue. Meaning: [pər'suː /pə'sju-] 
n. a person who is being chased. adj. followed with enmity as if to harm.
n. a person who is being chased. adj. followed with enmity as if to harm. 
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1. The policemen pursued the bank robbers.
2. He pursued a career in medicine.
3. The police pursued the stolen vehicle along the motorway.
4. The car was pursued by helicopters.
5. He has been pursued by misfortune.
6. He was speeding down the motorway as if pursued by a demon.
7. The children pursued their studies, undisturbed by the many visitors.
8. The enemy were pursued for two miles.
9. He pursued his studies after leaving school.
10. The photographers pursued their quarry through the streets.
11. She pursued the study of English for five years.
12. The country has always pursued a policy of peace.
13. She burst through the door pursued by two men.
14. He was hotly pursued after by his dog.
15. They pursued elephants here, there and everywhere.
16. Malefactors will be pursued and punished.
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17. Police pursued the car at high speed.
18. The dogs pursued their quarry into an empty warehouse.
19. She left the theatre, hotly pursued by the press.
20. She pursued a successful career in medicine.
21. He ran past, hotly pursued by two policemen.
22. The press has pursued this story relentlessly.
23. He fled as if pursued by demons.
24. The police pursued the criminal remorselessly.
25. He pursued her relentlessly, refusing to take'no'for an answer.
26. The travellers were pursued by panhandlers.
27. Mr. Menendez has aggressively pursued new business.
28. The defence pursued the question of Dr Carrington's state of mind.
29. He'd snuck out of America hotly pursued by the CIA.
30. The disgraced minister walked swiftly from the car to his house pursued by a whole posse of reporters.