steadypursuit

noun
UK /ˈstɛdi pəˈsjuːt/
US /ˈstɛdi pərˈsuːt/

The act of chasing or following someone or something in a calm, continuous way without stopping.

The detective's steadypursuit of the missing painting finally led him to the old warehouse.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A continuous effort to achieve a goal over a long period.

Her steadypursuit of a medical degree took eight years of hard work.

3. In law enforcement, the ongoing act of following a suspect without giving up.

The officer's steadypursuit of the fleeing car ended safely at the city limits.

4. A steady romantic or professional courtship of someone over time.

His steadypursuit of the company's partnership impressed the board.