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Meanings of quest in English
Task in video games that a player-controlled character may complete to gain a reward.
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Usage of quest in English
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Jos's quest began about five years ago in Belgium, his home country.
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The American quest for peace today takes the shape of relentless war.
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And the haze in the valley increased the difficulty of the quest.
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RELATED: The urgent quest to identify 'Disease X' She started suffering fever.
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Only in dreams do men set forth in quest of the ideal.
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He did, however, elaborate on his quest to find the right partner.
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Doug Lenat's quixotic quest to create an artificial intelligence with common sense.
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The quest for more accurate, less invasive alternatives will no doubt continue.
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Never was a traveller in quest of the romantic in greater luck.
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And the whole of the next day I spent in vain quest.
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On my vision quest, I saw myself unable to save my land.
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Chelsea can now continue their quest to bring the trophy to England.
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In three-quarters of an hour the members of the quest party returned.
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But he's looking for something and it's a spiritual quest of course.
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By quest-programs that present you with anything germane to your current interest.
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Did the ambassador mean the physical struggle, or the quest for knowledge?
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Quest through the time
Quest across language varieties
South Africa
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Ireland
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