Noun:

पून्या,

purs's Usage Examples:

She and the party travel to the planet Terra to pursue Kuja, where they do battle with Garland and Kuja, who were working together, as well as the malicious being Necron.

The envoy tried to convince Prithviraj to abandon belligerence and pursue the path of rectitude, but was unsuccessful.

They are then pursued by a droid bounty hunter who earlier overheard Sy badmouthing Jabba in the cantina.

The Supreme Court reversed, saying Georgia's pre-deprivation scheme was not clearly exclusive, and thus taxpayer must be allowed to pursue a refund action.

spurs entrenching tools navigational equipment, such as compasses and protractors brassards - e.

Instead, the vehicle senses that the key (which may be located in the user's pocket, purse, etc.

by traversing all paths and a way of temporarily turning the tables on pursuers.

pulse, while the ominous, epic "Exterminating Angel" pursues its prey in lamplit streets.

Spurs may be worn on bloused combat boots with the dress uniforms and the duty uniform.

Opposite a populated island the Spanish at last encountered hostile Tzʼutujil warriors and charged among them, scattering and pursuing them to a narrow causeway across which the surviving Tzʼutujil fled.

Another equity firm, Sloan And Kupin, instead pursued an aggressive program of divestitures and sales, which ultimately yielded a substantial profit to management while leaving the debt holders struggling.

determined pursuit of needling, off-the-cuff unpleasantness eventually wheedles the listener, against their will, into something approaching a state of.

was founded in 1981 to pursue these goals:To preserve a part of Michigan's extensive aviation history.