Pursuit and Situation

Pursuit

Pursuit noun - The act of going after or in the tracks of another.

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Situation and pursuit are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Situation" instead a noun "Pursuit".

Nearby Words: pursue, pursuer

Situation noun - An assignment at which one regularly works for pay.

Usage example: there were the usual “situation wanted” postings in the local newspaper

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Pursuit and situation are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Pursuit" instead a noun "Situation".

Nearby Words: situate, situated, situating

usual	usual pursuit	usual situation
romantic	romantic pursuit	romantic situation
actual	actual pursuit	actual situation
entire	entire pursuit	entire situation
Other adjectives: serious, hopeless, new, general, military.

A couple of them — Chika and Tina — even attempt to use the situation to their advantage in their pursuit of Kaoru.

Source: Manga / Ai Yori Aoshi
Sometimes this results in an inversion of the previous situation, leading the former Stalker with a Crush to realize how annoying their romantic pursuit was (don't expect them to get much sympathy from the other characters).

Source: Playing Hard to Get
Best used when the Pokémon you're trying to bait out is weak to Pursuit, since you can force a Heads I Win, Tails You Lose situation by trapping it.

Source: Website / Smogon

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