Seek and Track

Seek

Seek verb - To go in search of.

Track and seek are semantically related in chase topic. In some cases you can use "Track" instead a verb "Seek".

Nearby Words: seeking, seeker

Track

Track verb - To go after or on the track of.
Usage example: predators stealthily tracking their prey
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Synonyms for Track

Seek and track are semantically related in pursue topic. Sometimes you can use "Seek" instead a verb "Track", if it concerns topics such as chase.

Nearby Words: trace, tracing, tracked, tracking, tracker

Common collocations

people seek people track people
time seek time track time
way seek way track way
father seek father track father
Other words: enemies, targets.

Both words in one sentence

  • Color-Coded Wizardry Orange magic can be used to bind or track or seek out truth, as well as being usable as a weapon.
  • They're not a Blood Knight, though; they never lose track of their purpose, and they don't seek villain-killing on their own, they just enjoy it when it happens.
  • Chained to a Rock Also done in The Last Hero, where the last heroes track down the first hero (A Prometheus Expy), cut him loose, give him a sword, and leave him to seek revenge on the eagle.
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