Pursued is valid Scrabble Word

Is pursued a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is pursued valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for PURSUED in dictionary:

VERB:

PURSUE, to follow, in order to overtake or capture, also PERSUE, POURSEW, POURSUE, PURSEW
follow or chase (someone or something)
persistently seek to form a sexual relationship with (someone)
seek to attain or accomplish (a goal) over a long period
(of something unpleasant) persistently afflict (someone)
continue or proceed along (a path or route)
engage in (an activity or course of action)
continue to investigate or explore (an idea or argument)

NOUN:

a person who is being chased

ADJECTIVE:

followed with enmity as if to harm

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to follow in order to overtake or capture

Words related to PURSUED

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How to use PURSUED in a sentence

He laid down the policy which succeeding emperors pursued, and which resulted in the peace and prosperity of the Roman world until vices prepared the way for violence.
I was pursued down the village street at Pontresina by a playful cow, who had been taken to the pump to drink.
Thus, by the angry beast pursued, he neared At last the little stream that must perforce Be crossed to reach the royal city gate.
I leave you to imagine what was my affliction when I saw myself so deceived, and pursued by a body of cavalry in order to hasten me more speedily out of your kingdom.
I did then, and do now, suppose that the eagle, that had flown away with me, was pursued by two or three others, and forced to let me drop.
The experiences of a poet are unfolded in a romantic form, and the attempt is made to show what is the true purpose and spirit in which literature can be successfully pursued.
To this they were pursued by the mob, and routed from it, though not before they had completed, in a hasty manner, the form of organization.
He pursued the lawless, seeking them out, And he burnt up those who troubled his people.
Without the smallest hope of seeing him again, I pursued the fugitive, and, as well as I could guess it, continued in his track.
Indeed she was always the pursuer, and he the pursued.

Of the course pursued by the civil authorities, we leave the community to judge.
My own bias was in favor of this course, since it was the one pursued in Great Britain, and which had been so eminently successful in the general election of 1833.
Having set out upon it, they pursued it steadfastly to the end.
He entered a law-office in Paris, and pursued his studies with industry.
The tactics above indicated were pursued in every case.
But art to-day must be pursued like everything else, by steam.
Tredegar pursued, as though setting forth a fact which had not hitherto presented itself to the more limited intelligence of his hearers.
That conclusion was arrived at by a close study of the subject, which I pursued in Moscow and Petrograd, reinforced by an interview with C.
Gronw Pebyr pursued the stag, and by the river Cynvael he overtook the stag and killed it.
Their father, one of the most patriotic and useful public men in the north of England, warmly approved of their course of conduct, and pursued their views for redress.
The Americans now in turn pursued, and in this pursuit the brave Captain Inman was killed, fighting hand to hand with the enemy.
That object was pursued with great diligence during the earlier period of its history, and probably through its whole existence.
Thither went Philip Slotman and pursued his enquiries with a like result.
His rifle was unloaded and the tracks showed where he had fled, pursued by the angry animal, been overtaken, and killed.
Of course, a study of the sun might be pursued out of doors.
After rounding the north-east point of the three-hummock land, our course westward was pursued along its north side.

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