bivouacking (Meaning)

Wordnet

bivouacking (n)

the act of encamping and living in tents in a camp

Webster

of Bivouac

No weak antonyms found.

The adventurers were bivouacking in the mountains, enjoying the breathtaking view.
Despite the chilly night, they were bivouacking without any shelter, relying only on their sleeping bags.
As dusk approached, they began bivouacking in a clearing near the forest.
Bivouacking by the river, they cooked dinner over an open flame.
The soldiers were bivouacking in the desert, their tents providing some respite from the scorching sun.
She enjoyed bivouacking under the stars, finding solace in nature's embrace.
Bivouacking on the beach, they fell asleep to the sound of crashing waves.
Without proper gear, they were ill-prepared for bivouacking in the snowstorm.
Bivouacking in the wilderness, they marveled at the vastness of the night sky.
They spent the weekend bivouacking in the national park, immersing themselves in the beauty of the outdoors.

the act of encamping and living in tents in a campof Bivouac

camping (out), tenting, backpacking,encamping,roughing it, caravaning, bedding (down),sleeping out

ejecting, ejecting,evicting, evicting,

The adventurers were bivouacking in the mountains, enjoying the breathtaking view.

Despite the chilly night, they were bivouacking without any shelter, relying only on their sleeping bags.

As dusk approached, they began bivouacking in a clearing near the forest.

Bivouacking by the river, they cooked dinner over an open flame.