Pursuits is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PURSUITS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PURSUIT, the act of pursuing, also POURSUIT
• the action of pursuing someone or something
• a cycling race in which competitors set off from different parts of a track and attempt to overtake one another
• the action of the eye in following a moving object.
• an activity of a specified kind, especially a recreational or sporting one

Words related to PURSUITS

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How to use PURSUITS in a sentence

• To be agreeable to him, and to hope to preserve an interest in his affections, you must probably be obliged to abandon all your own laudable pursuits.
• He had but slight interest in the pursuits of the inhabitants.
• The men engaged in such pursuits, were usually of different nations, and they were always of the most desperate and ruthless characters.
• He also appreciated the menace to the dignity and character of the temple service, if the commercial pursuits of ordinary days were carried into the sabbath.
• He would renounce those vain pursuits in which he had passed his unworthy life.
• Neither when, in the pursuits of peace, human life is sacrificed is it counted as wasted.
• I entreat you, therefore, to give up the pursuits to which you are so devoted, and to study the art of government.
• I anticipated nothing from my legal pursuits, and had done nothing to make me hope for public employment, or political elevation.
• During his leisure hours the king engaged himself in studious pursuits and made additions to the royal library.
• It contains a certain number of recruits for each of the principal types of wage-earning pursuits.
• Thus they had neither time nor inclination to occupy themselves with such pursuits as poetry or music.
• Speculative reason, imagination and affection, are chiefly employed in scientific studies and social pursuits, or personal schemes, external rather than internal.
• A university professor would lay out a liberal course of training for his son so as to prepare him for intellectual pursuits among scholars and people of culture.
• He still retained his strong desire to enter the ministry of the Church, and his studies and pursuits were principally directed to that end.
• Well, I am rejoiced to find that thou hast other pursuits beside thy fishing.
• He could share, too, all her pursuits, and open to her many new ones.
• For many days ordinary pursuits were suspended, and the grand cause was the only and all-absorbing topic of conversation.
• In these hot pursuits, they did not stand on ceremony, and in my case, found a subject that would not run.
• There is such difference between the pursuits of men, that one part of the inhabitants of a great city lives to little other purpose than to wonder at the rest.
• He evinced in early youth an active and ingenious disposition, and an extraordinary fondness for mechanical employments and pursuits.
• The pursuits and cares of life gradually withdrew the incident from his mind, and all thoughts of the idiot.
• They constitute a large majority of our population, and it is well known that when they prosper all other pursuits prosper also.
• With the simplest of ploughs he can do this and more, and yet have leisure for other pursuits within the ploughing season.
• They expect of the members of their society, that they should abandon amusements, and substitute useful and dignified pursuits, when they become men.
• Indeed, we should all improve, perceptibly too, were we to attend to the instructions which are here given, for the advancement both of moral and literary pursuits.

Similar words containing PURSUIT without suffix s

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