Pronunciation: /pərˈsuər/
noun a person or thing that pursues someone or something
verb none
A1 The cat pursuer after the mouse.
A2 She pursuer her dreams of becoming a doctor.
B1 The detective pursuer the criminal through the city streets.
B2 The journalist pursuer the truth behind the government scandal.
C1 The scientist pursuer a cure for the rare disease.
C2 The explorer pursuer new frontiers in outer space.
adjective none
A1 The pursuer dog chased after the squirrel.
A2 She felt the pursuer eyes of the stranger following her.
B1 The pursuer car was right behind us, flashing its headlights.
B2 The pursuer team was determined to catch the criminal before he escaped.
C1 The pursuer investigation led to the capture of the fugitive.
C2 The pursuer tactics used by the police force were highly effective in apprehending the suspect.
adverb none
A1 The pursuer walked slowly behind the suspect.
A2 The pursuer quietly followed the trail of the escaped prisoner.
B1 The pursuer cautiously approached the target, trying not to be noticed.
B2 The pursuer skillfully tracked the criminal through the crowded city streets.
C1 The pursuer meticulously gathered evidence to build a case against the suspect.
C2 The pursuer relentlessly pursued the fugitive, never giving up until they were captured.
pronoun none
A1 The pursuer chased after the thief.
A2 The pursuer finally caught up to the suspect.
B1 The pursuer followed the trail of clues to find the missing person.
B2 The pursuer was determined to apprehend the criminal no matter what.
C1 The pursuer meticulously planned each move to outsmart the fugitive.
C2 The pursuer's relentless pursuit of justice never wavered.
preposition none
A1 The pursuer ran after the thief.
A2 The dog acted as a pursuer, chasing the cat up the tree.
B1 The detective worked tirelessly as the pursuer in the case.
B2 The pursuer carefully followed the suspect, trying not to be seen.
C1 The pursuer's determination to catch the criminal never wavered.
C2 The pursuer's tactics were strategic and calculated, leading to the capture of the fugitive.
conjunction none
A1 The pursuer caught up with the thief.
A2 The detective acted as the pursuer in the case.
B1 The pursuer continued to follow the suspect through the crowded streets.
B2 Despite being the pursuer, he lost sight of the criminal in the busy marketplace.
C1 The pursuer meticulously planned each move to ensure the capture of the fugitive.
C2 As the pursuer closed in on the target, they knew the chase was coming to an end.
interjection none
A1 Pursuer! Stop chasing me!
A2 Pursuer, please leave me alone.
B1 I shouted 'Pursuer!' as I ran through the dark alley.
B2 The pursuer caught up to me despite my efforts to escape.
C1 Pursuer, why do you persist in following me?
C2 In a desperate attempt to evade my pursuer, I took a sharp turn down a narrow alleyway.
article none
A1 The pursuer chased after the thief.
A2 The pursuer followed the suspect into the dark alley.
B1 The pursuer was determined to catch the criminal no matter what.
B2 The pursuer was hot on the trail of the fugitive, never giving up the chase.
C1 The pursuer meticulously planned each move to outsmart the target.
C2 The pursuer was a skilled detective who always got their man.
formal The pursuer of justice diligently gathered evidence to build a strong case.
informal The pursuer of the thief chased him down the street.
slang The pursuer of the latest fashion trends always knows where to shop.
figurative In the game of cat and mouse, the pursuer never gives up the chase.
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