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Description:

The term "seeks out" is a phrasal verb that describes the action of actively looking for or searching for someone or something. It implies a purposeful effort to locate or find a particular person or thing.

Possible Parts of Speech:

• Verb (transitive): seeks out
• Verb (intransitive): seeks out

Senses and Usages:

1. Sense: To actively search for someone or something in order to find or obtain it.
   Example: He seeks out new opportunities to expand his business.
   Example: The detective seeks out clues to solve the mystery.
2. Sense: To make an effort to locate or connect with someone.
   Example: She seeks out advice from experienced professionals in her field.
   Example: The lonely boy seeks out companionship from his classmates.
3. Sense: To intentionally search for and pursue a particular experience or situation.
   Example: The adventurer seeks out thrilling challenges and risks.
   Example: This restaurant seeks out rare ingredients to create unique dishes.

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