in pursuit of something meaning
- [American idiom]
chasing after something.
• Bill spends most of his time in pursuit of money.
• Every year Bob goes into the countryside in pursuit of butterflies.
More: Next- The band, despite its success, was disbanded in pursuit of something new.
- In pursuit of something time may not preserve, these volunteers have driven hundreds of miles.
- After finishing several tours with NOF, Tim parted ways in pursuit of something more permanent.
- In both the present tense narration and the story he is reflecting on, Streator is constantly moving in pursuit of something.
- They wanted to see it for themselves, if only in pursuit of something that eludes those whose perception of the city comes from popular culture or commerce.