Prosecute

/ˈpɹɒsɪkjuːt/

Synonyms for "prosecute" (120 found)

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Closest matches (24)

Verb(3 words)
pursueadvancebring action
abide byaccuseadhere toadministerarraignbring action againstbring into courtbring suitbring to justicebring to trialcarry oncarry outcarry throughchargechasechivycompleteconduct
Noun(3 words)

Strong matches (36)

Noun(2 words)
contestsfile a lawsuit
continuedischargedodogdrag into courteffecteffectuateemployenforceengage inexecuteexercisefill outfollowfollow throughfollow upfulfillgive chasego aftergo in for
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go into litigationgo on withgo to lawhollo afterhonorhoundhuntimpleadimplementindictlaw
Verb(3 words)

Related words (60)

Adjective(1 words)
legal measure
litigatemakemake aftermake outobserveoutrageperformpersistpracticepromulgateprosecute at lawpursueput in forceput in suitput on trialput throughquestquest afterraise the huntrender
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run aftersearchsee throughseekseek in lawseek justiceseek outspecialize insuetackletake ontake out aftertake totake to courttake uptransacttryundertakeusewagework at
Noun(6 words)

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6 relation types

More general

12 entries

More specific

8 entries
criminal prosecutionexecutionfederal prosecutionimplementationinquiryinvestigationpolicy developmentstate prosecution

Collocations

6 entries
criminal prosecutionprosecute a caseprosecute a crimeprosecuting attorneyprosecutorial discretionpursue prosecution

Inflections

3 entries

Derivations

2 entries

Antonyms

1 entries

Sample sentences

15 total sentences available.

Tatoeba + Wiktionary

There are lots of signs warning that they prosecute shoplifters.

Source: tatoeba (5250537)

Tom declined to prosecute the person who stole from him, reasoning that the police and prison guards were far bigger criminals.

Source: tatoeba (5251282)

Their vessels being now full of plunder, the Methymnaeans deemed it advisable not to prosecute their voyage any farther, the more especially as they were apprehensive of the winter-storms, and of an attack on the part of the inhabitants.

Source: tatoeba (6212740)

The DA said he wouldn't prosecute Tom.

Source: tatoeba (6242771)

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