seek
Try to find
Seek (past tense and past participle sought) is a verb with the same meaning as look for: She traveled all over the world seeking a cure for her condition.
Seeking something, or seeking for something, can also be done by questioning or investigating: Have you sought advice from a real estate agent?
If you seek to do something, you want to do it and are taking steps to make it happen: They seek to establish a government based on Sharia law.
Rapid following of quarry
stalk · follow · quest · mission · target · goal · objective · endeavor
Seek an answer
- questionRequest for information
- inquireAsk for information
- probeThorough examination or tool
- queryRequest for information
investigate · examine · interview · consult · solicit · canvas · poll · research
Pursuit of quarry
- lookupAct of retrieving information
- findLocate through effort
- locateDiscover the position of
- GoogleDominant web search provider
query · browse · filter · keywords · results · retrieval · database · engine
Travel to discover
- discoverFind something unknown
- ventureRisky new undertaking
- scoutOne who reconnoiters
- surveySystematic data collection
reconnoiter · navigate · pioneer · trailblazer · expedition · journey · odyssey · voyage
Strong desire for achievement
- goalDesired end result
- driveOperate a vehicle
- motivationImpetus toward a goal
- achievementAccomplished goal or deed
success · advancement · promotion · career · progress · determination · enterprise · leadership
Profound spiritual awakening
- truthAccordance with reality
- meaningWhat something signifies
- purposeReason something exists
- wisdomGood judgment from experience
guidance · salvation · transcendence · pilgrimage · awakening · devotion · meditation · contemplation
Shelter from persecution
- sanctuaryProtected sacred space
- shelterProtected place or structure
- havenShelter from danger
- safetyFreedom from harm
protection · escape · retreat · harbor · hideaway · respite · solace · comfort
Civil case initiator
- defendantParty facing charges
- discoveryAct of finding something
- subpoenaWrit requiring testimony
- injunctionCourt-ordered behavioral requirement
damages · relief · redress · remedy · restitution · judgment · compensation · settlement
chase
Rapid following of quarry
trail · stalk · follow · quest · mission · target · goal · objective · endeavor · aim
ask
Seek an answer
query · investigate · examine · interview · consult · solicit · canvas · poll · research · request
hunt
Pursuit of quarry
Google · query · browse · filter · keywords · results · retrieval · database · engine · algorithm
explore
Travel to discover
survey · reconnoiter · navigate · pioneer · trailblazer · expedition · journey · odyssey · voyage · trek
aspiration
Strong desire for achievement
- goalDesired end result
- driveOperate a vehicle
- motivationImpetus toward a goal
achievement · success · advancement · promotion · career · progress · determination · enterprise · leadership · climb
enlightenment
Profound spiritual awakening
wisdom · guidance · salvation · transcendence · pilgrimage · awakening · devotion · meditation · contemplation · introspection
asylum
Shelter from persecution
safety · protection · escape · retreat · harbor · hideaway · respite · solace · comfort · relief
plaintiff
Civil case initiator
injunction · damages · relief · redress · remedy · restitution · judgment · compensation · settlement · petition
- car audiocar radio, car stereo, head unit, stereo, infotainment
- discoveryfind, finding, discovery, discover, finding out
- investigatinginvestigate, examine, inspect, probe, search
- searchsearch, web search, text search, hunt, look
- information gatheringinquire, query, poll, survey, probe
- searchessearch, hunt, quest, find, locate
seekstumble upon
Find unexpectedly
find · happen upon · chance upon · discover · come across
- hide and seekConcealment pursuit game
- seek outTry to find intentionally
- job seekerPerson pursuing employment
- attention seekerOne craving notice
- seeking help
- thrill seekersPeople pursuing excitement
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