Synonyms, definition Pursuit

43 synonyms

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1. pursuit (Noun)

43 synonyms

#	Word	Frequency	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	achievement	22.9	11 letters	66 synonyms
2.	affair	20	6 letters	82 synonyms
3.	arraignment	0.63	11 letters	8 synonyms
4.	avocation	0.08	9 letters	20 synonyms
5.	business	363	8 letters	135 synonyms
6.	by-line	289	6 letters	6 synonyms
7.	calling	91.2	7 letters	55 synonyms
8.	chase	27.5	5 letters	49 synonyms
9.	craft	20	5 letters	55 synonyms
10.	duty	51.3	4 letters	91 synonym
11.	employment	36.3	10 letters	54 synonyms
12.	exploration	15.5	11 letters	20 synonyms
13.	following	288	9 letters	82 synonyms
14.	function	60.3	8 letters	71 synonym
15.	game	525	4 letters	112 synonyms
16.	hobby	8.71	5 letters	11 synonyms
17.	hunt	30.9	4 letters	65 synonyms
18.	hunting	26.3	7 letters	10 synonyms
19.	indictment	5.01	10 letters	22 synonyms
20.	inquiryen.synonym.one	17.8	7 letters	43 synonyms
21.	interest	148	8 letters	109 synonyms
22.	investigation	56.2	13 letters	46 synonyms
23.	job	316	3 letters	58 synonyms
24.	kill	123	4 letters	70 synonyms
25.	line	309	4 letters	199 synonyms
26.	occupation	15.8	10 letters	50 synonyms
27.	pastime	1.26	7 letters	20 synonyms
28.	prey	9.55	4 letters	16 synonyms
29.	profession	13.5	10 letters	56 synonyms
30.	prosecution	11.5	11 letters	16 synonyms
31.	pursual	0	7 letters	3 synonyms
32.	pursuance	0.17	9 letters	7 synonyms
33.	quarry	3.98	6 letters	29 synonyms
34.	quest	18.6	5 letters	24 synonyms
35.	research	245	8 letters	36 synonyms
36.	run	309	3 letters	280 synonyms
37.	search	91.2	6 letters	72 synonyms
38.	sideline	2.09	8 letters	10 synonyms
39.	spare-time activity	15	17 letters	5 synonyms
40.	trade	132	5 letters	105 synonyms
41.	undertaking	5.25	11 letters	47 synonyms
42.	victim	36.3	6 letters	45 synonyms
43.	vocation	1.58	8 letters	34 synonyms

4 definitions

pursuit (Noun) —	The act of pursuing in an effort to overtake or capture 1 example
	1. ex. "the culprit started to run and the cop took off in pursuit"
pursuit (Noun) —	A search for an alternative that meets cognitive criteria 1 example
	1. ex. "the pursuit of love"
pursuit (Noun) —	An auxiliary activity
pursuit (Noun) —	A diversion that occupies one's time and thoughts (usually pleasantly) 1 example
	1. ex. "they criticized the boy for his limited pursuits"

6 types of

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	diversion	9 letters	39 synonyms
2.	motion	6 letters	108 synonyms
3.	move	4 letters	187 synonyms
4.	movement	8 letters	79 synonyms
5.	recreation	10 letters	15 synonyms
6.	search	6 letters	72 synonyms

9 types

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	shadowing	9 letters	5 synonyms
2.	spelaeology	11 letters	1 synonym
3.	speleology	10 letters	1 synonym
4.	stalk	5 letters	58 synonyms
5.	stalking	8 letters	3 synonyms
6.	tailing	7 letters	11 synonyms
7.	tracking	8 letters	16 synonyms
8.	trailing	8 letters	15 synonyms
9.	wild-goose chase	14 letters	0 synonyms

10 misspelling

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With the same ending

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All synonyms in one line

achievement, affair, arraignment, avocation, business, en.synonym.one, by-line, calling, chase, craft, duty, employment, exploration, following, function, game, hobby, hunt, hunting, indictment, inquiry, interest, investigation, job, kill, line, en.synonym.one, occupation, pastime, prey, profession, prosecution, pursual, pursuance, quarry, quest, research, run, search, sideline, spare-time activity, trade, undertaking, victim, vocation.

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