Synonyms for pursued
pur·sued

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1. pursued, chasedadjective

   a person who is being chased

   "the film jumped back and forth from the pursuer to the pursued"

   Synonyms:
   chased

2. pursuedadjective

   followed with enmity as if to harm

   "running and leaping like a herd of pursued antelopes"

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1. List of paraphrases for "pursued":

   prosecuted, persecuted, continued, followed, conducted, implemented, chased, sought, applied, sued

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1. Tijjani Musa:

   We had just started a class when we heard gunshots coming from the direction of the gates and we instantly realized we were under attack, which made us to rush out of the class, i then ?saw a man in a kaftan being pursued by a crowd across the open field who kept turning and firing shots at the crowd and then suddenly he exploded with a deafening sound.

2. Timothy Henrich:

   There are actually many strategies right now that are currently being pursued, some of them are directly related to the Berlin patient and work with transplantation : for example, gene modification therapy.

3. State John Kerry:

   That's one set of fairly normal negotiations with respect to movement of diplomats, access, travel, different things, the state sponsorship of terrorism designation is a separate process. It is not a negotiation. It is an evaluation that is made under a very strict set of requirements, congressionally mandated, and that has to be pursued separately.

4. Ron DeSantis:

   The policies pursued by these states have sparked a mass exodus of productive Americans from these jurisdictions, with Florida serving as the most desired destination, a promised land of sanity, many of these cities and states have embraced faddish ideology at the expense of enduring principles.

5. Robert Menendez:

   Whenever I pursued [ the subject ], either in individual conversation or in questions before the full committee, no one alluded that there were any conversations going on with the Castro regime, one would begin to wonder to what degree State Department was engaged in all this. Certainly, as someone who is going to continue to have a leadership role on the committee on Senate Foreign Relations, it's going to create a doubt in my mind when State Department witnesses come before the committee. Are State Department witnesses either telling us the entire truth, or are State Department witnesses just shunned out of the process by White House ? Either way, it's going to create some real concerns( over) the veracity of what we're hearing in testimony, as we move forward.