Plural for a goal or task, typically achieved by means of an expedition
“Governments are failing in their quest to monitor every London window-box and Andean hillside for banned plants.”
Plural for a journey made, typically over a long distance in pursuit of a goal
“The heroes continue on their quest through the forests of Goldleaf, but wood you be-leaf it, another crazed creep now stands in their way.”
Plural for a long or arduous search for something
“Chris Gardner would push himself to the limit in his quest for happiness.”
Plural for the act of seeking knowledge in a given topic or subject
“In his quest for the secret of immortal life, Gilgamesh seeks out Utnapishtim, the hero of old to whom the gods had granted immortality.”
Plural for prey that is pursued by a hunter
Plural for a situation in which individuals or groups compete to be first to achieve a particular objective
(someone or something) Plural for the act of trying to find or looking for
Plural for a person who is a target or victim of nefarious acts or abuse
To search for something
“Not content to be a one-hit wonder, he would begin to quest after that next hit single.”
To explore or analyze something in greater detail
“Only when beliefs conflict with personal experiences will most people begin to quest the truth of their beliefs.”
To put a request to someone
“You can chime in once the lecturer specifically quests comments from the audience.”
To insist on having something
“I must quest your assistance in this matter.”
To search for something, typically information
To howl loudly or prolongedly, either in lamentation or joy
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