Diference between seek, search and look for
When should I use seek, search and look for??

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'look for sth' - neutral, most general
'search for sth' - look for sth specific carefully in a specific place. E.g. The police are searching for the suspect.
'seek sth' (no preposition) - usually look for sth personally important/necessary (often not material). E.g. Seek the truth, seek fame, seek an ideal partner, seek advice.