pursuer

[per-soo-er]

pursuer Definition

  • 1a person or thing that pursues, follows, or chases after someone or something
  • 2a person who is trying to achieve something

Using pursuer: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "pursuer" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The police car was in hot pursuit of the suspect.

  • Example

    She was a relentless pursuer of her goals.

  • Example

    The lion was the pursuer and the antelope was the prey.

  • Example

    He was a pursuer of justice.

pursuer Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for pursuer

Idioms Using pursuer

  • the act of chasing someone or something with great speed and determination, especially by the police

    Example

    The police were in hot pursuit of the bank robbers.

  • trying to achieve or obtain something

    Example

    He spent his life in pursuit of wealth and power.

  • to pursue someone or something

    Example

    The police gave chase to the suspect.

Phrases with pursuer

  • pursuer's plea

    an appeal made by the plaintiff in a legal case

    Example

    The pursuer's plea was heard by the judge.

  • pursuer's action

    a legal action taken by a plaintiff against a defendant

    Example

    The pursuer's action was filed in the court.

  • pursuer's right

    the right of a plaintiff to bring a legal action against a defendant

    Example

    The pursuer's right to sue was upheld by the court.

📌

Summary: pursuer in Brief

The term 'pursuer' [per-soo-er] refers to a person or thing that follows or chases after someone or something. It can also refer to a person who is trying to achieve something. Examples include 'The police car was in hot pursuit of the suspect.' and 'She was a relentless pursuer of her goals.' Phrases like 'hot pursuit' and 'in pursuit of' denote chasing or striving for something.

How do native speakers use this expression?