Pursuer ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Pursuer ( noun )

1. A person who chases or follows someone or something.
2. One who takes legal action against another.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french poursuivre, from latin persequi "pursue, follow".

Examples:

1. The thief had a pursuer on his heels.
2. The pursuer was closing in on the prey.
3. The detective was a relentless pursuer of the truth.
4. The pursuer was seeking compensation for the damages.
5. The pursuer was determined to win the lawsuit.

(As a verb)

Pursuer ( verb )

1. A person who chases or follows someone or something.
2. One who takes legal action against another.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french poursuivre, from latin persequi "pursue, follow".

Examples:

1. The thief had a pursuer on his heels.
2. The pursuer was closing in on the prey.
3. The detective was a relentless pursuer of the truth.
4. The pursuer was seeking compensation for the damages.
5. The pursuer was determined to win the lawsuit.