Pronunciation

/siːk/

Definitions

Noun

• Seek: A verb that refers to the act of searching for something or someone, often with a purpose or intention. (e.g., “He sought out his old friend.”)
• Search: An extended effort to find something or someone. (e.g., “The police were searching for the missing child.”)

Verb

• To seek: To look for, attempt to find, or pursue with determination. (e.g., “She sought a better job opportunity.”)
• Pursue: To follow closely in order to catch or obtain something. (e.g., “He pursued his passion for music.”)

Adjective

• Seeking: In the process of looking for or desiring something. (e.g., “She was seeking adventure.”)

Phrases

• “Seeking advice” implies asking for guidance.
• “Seeking employment” is a common phrase for job hunting.
• “Seek and ye shall find” is a biblical proverb suggesting that if one actively looks for something, they will discover it.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “After years of searching, he finally found the treasure he had been seeking.”
• Verb: “I decided to seek out professional help to overcome my anxiety.”
• Adjective: “In her free time, she enjoys exploring new hobbies, always seeking new experiences.”

Synonyms

• Hunt
• Search for
• Pursuit
• Look for
• Chase after
• Hunt down
• Track
• Find
• Gain

Antonyms

• Avoid
• Conceal
• Lose
• Forget