Seek out
verb
To look for or try to find something or someone.
I decided to seek out a new job.

Often appears as...
- seek out advice
- seek out help
verb
To find someone with particular skills or abilities.
The company is seeking out new talent.

Often appears as...
- seek out expertise
- seek out talent
verb
To choose to interact or spend time with someone.
He always seeks out kids his own age at the park.

Often appears as...
- seek out company
- seek out friends
verb
To look for or try to find something or someone.
I decided to seek out a new job.

Often appears as...
- seek out advice
- seek out help
verb
To find someone with particular skills or abilities.
The company is seeking out new talent.

Often appears as...
- seek out expertise
- seek out talent
verb
To choose to interact or spend time with someone.
He always seeks out kids his own age at the park.

Often appears as...
- seek out company
- seek out friends
Definition 1 of 3

Active Effort
Implies taking initiative beyond casual looking, involving determination and action.

She had to seek out the best schools for her children’s education.
Beyond Surface
Often means looking for something not immediately obvious or available.

To improve, he had to seek out feedback, not just wait for it.
Specific Goal
Used when there is a clear aim or purpose in the search.

The detective had to seek out clues that were missed at first glance.
Active Effort
Implies taking initiative beyond casual looking, involving determination and action.

She had to seek out the best schools for her children’s education.
Beyond Surface
Often means looking for something not immediately obvious or available.

To improve, he had to seek out feedback, not just wait for it.
Specific Goal
Used when there is a clear aim or purpose in the search.

The detective had to seek out clues that were missed at first glance.
Active Effort
Implies taking initiative beyond casual looking, involving determination and action.

She had to seek out the best schools for her children’s education.
Beyond Surface
Often means looking for something not immediately obvious or available.

To improve, he had to seek out feedback, not just wait for it.
Specific Goal
Used when there is a clear aim or purpose in the search.

The detective had to seek out clues that were missed at first glance.
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