pursuance
/ˈpəːsjuːəns/Definitions
1. noun
The act of pursuing or following something, especially a course of action or a goal.
“The company’s pursuance of innovation led to significant improvements in their products.”
2. noun
Something that is pursued or followed, especially a goal or objective.
“The team’s pursuance of a championship title drove them to work harder.”
3. noun
A following or pursuit, especially of a legal or official nature.
“The court’s pursuance of the case was meticulous and thorough.”
4. noun
A continuation or prosecution of something, especially a lawsuit.
“The plaintiff’s pursuance of the lawsuit was successful in securing a favorable verdict.”
5. verb
To pursue or follow something, especially a course of action or a goal.
“The company will pursue a new market opportunity in the coming year.”
6. verb
To continue or prosecute something, especially a lawsuit.
“The lawyer will pursue the case in court next week.”