Moderate as in court To pursue or chase, often with the intention of obtaining or achieving something. Clear All
3 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Run After'
The detective decided to run after the suspect when he saw him fleeing the crime scene.
Despite the rain, the dedicated athletes continued to run after their goals during the marathon.
The detective had to run after the suspect through a maze of narrow alleyways.
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