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Meanings of pursuance in English
Usage of pursuance in English
1
Homespun; in pursuance of the line of action required by the blockade.
2
But this is done only in pursuance of some very special vow.
3
Actresses, too, were introduced upon the stage in pursuance of continental example.
4
In pursuance of this unchangeable policy, she again declared war against France.
5
In pursuance of his second move, Larssen had to see Miss Verney.
6
In pursuance of their idea, the generals imagined the following stratagem.
7
None could be more resolute than he in the pursuance of his ideas.
8
In pursuance of this law the 40th Congress met on the day named.
9
In pursuance of that thought I said to the Congress today:
10
The cession was made and accepted in pursuance of this power.
11
The probability is that these meetings were in pursuance of a preconceived plan.
12
In pursuance of such policies, these urgent dispatches were hurried across the country:
13
In pursuance of a plan, I intend to sign whatever the Germans ask.
14
A formal proceeding merely, in pursuance of the verdict of the coroner's inquest.
15
They were all in pursuance of a serious and definite purpose.
16
Expenditures were made and settled under Presidential certificates in pursuance of these laws.
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Pursuance through the time
Pursuance across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common