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persĕquor
deponent transitive verb III conjugation

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1 to follow up, to pursue
2 to overtake
3 to attack
4 to take vengeance on
5 to accomplish

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Locutions, idioms and examples

ad internecionem persequi = to continue until annihilation || ceteros persequor || aliquem iudicio persequor || alicuius vestigia persequor e vestigiis persequor aliquem || alicuius poenas persequor || bello persequi aliquem || persequor mandata || avi reliquias persequor || belli reliquias persequor || alicuius vestigia persequor or premo || aliquem in persequendi studio tardo || aliquem ipsius vestigiis persequor || a persequendo hostes deterreo = keep the enemies from pursuit || bello civitatem persequor || ab aliquo poenam octupli commissam persequor = to claim for a punishment eight time the damage for someone || cedo nunc persequere cetera || acceptam iniuriam persequi non placet? = don't (you) think it fair to ask for reparation for an offence received? || ad aliquem omnia in dies singulos persequor = to send a daily report on all the events to someone || bona mea persequor lite atque iudicio || at tu qui te glorias ad latrones persequendos venire || accepta iniuria ignoscere quam persequi malebant = offended, they preferred to forgive instead of taking revenge || certum offirmare est viam me quam decrevi persequi || certumne est neutram vostrarum persequi imperium patris? || bello Graeci persequendi Publilio evenerunt || certum'st mihi ante tenebras (= noctem) tenebras (= mortem) persequi || cetera maleficia tum persequare, ubi facta sunt || Caesar persequendum sibi Pompeium existimavit, quascumque in partes se ex fuga recepisset