To search multiple words, you can simply append these words to a list, then use something like that
(setq words (list "w1" "w2" "w3")) ;|the list of words to be searched for,
replace [ (list "w1" "w2" "w3") ] with the appropriate appending routine. |;
(setq final_results (mapcar (function (lambda (x)
(textsearch_pure x nil (entnext))
);lambda
);function
words
);mapcar
);setq
But be notified that there's a downside to just repetitively lean on "textsearch_pure",i.e. if you have for example a drawing with 300 entities, this means that the above-mentioned code will work with effectively 900 entities (in length/execution time), that means, you have to think of making a routine that returns all existing "strings" within the drawing and their respective numbers of occurrences and assign it to a global variable, then simply look for the needed texts within this global variable.
But also know that this downside is really a downside only if the drawings' texts will not be modified or deleted.
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