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go after
adjective as in aggressive
verb as in catch
verb as in chase
verb as in compete
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verb as in contend
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verb as in follow
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verb as in follow
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verb as in hunt
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verb as in inveigh
verb as in prospect
verb as in pursue
verb as in pursue
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verb as in rebuke
verb as in rival
verb as in seek
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verb as in strive
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verb as in supervene
verb as in take a crack at
verb as in track/track down
verb as in try
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Example Sentences
Gaetz is not going to spend a lot of time in office going after men for committing the same kinds of crimes he or Trump has been accused of.
Still, Trump can do real damage by going after the states trying to deal with climate change.
In a recent interview with CBS, the BBC's US partner, Homan was asked about a hypothetical situation in which a grandmother was caught up in a "targeted" enforcement operation going after criminals.
Mr. Trump says that if he wins, he will use his power as president to go after people who have opposed him in the past.
During his campaign, Trump flirted with those boundaries, repeatedly musing about using the military to go after domestic political opponents, or to aid in mass deportations of illegal immigrants.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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