gallivanting (Meaning)
gallivanting
to travel or roam about for pleasure, to travel, roam, or move about for pleasure, to go about usually ostentatiously or indiscreetly with members of the opposite sex
Synonyms & Antonyms of gallivanting
Synonyms:
- wayfaring
- vagrant
- peregrine
- walking
- peripatetic
- errant
- ambulant
- ambulatory
- on the move
- fugitive
- itinerant
- vagabond
- ranging
- roving
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- perambulatory
- drifting
- traipsing
- sauntering
- migrant
- footloose
- meandering
- rambling
- strolling
- migratory
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
gallivanting Sentence Examples
- The children couldn't resist gallivanting through the forest, exploring its hidden nooks and crannies.
- The travelers gallivanted across Europe, immersing themselves in different cultures and creating unforgettable memories.
- She had a reputation for gallivanting around town, attending every social gathering and charming everyone she met.
- The mischievous dog gallivanted through the park, chasing butterflies and leaving a trail of muddy paw prints in its wake.
- The teenagers spent their summer vacation gallivanting at the beach, surfing, swimming, and soaking up the sun.
- The gallivanting tourists attracted attention wherever they went, their loud laughter and carefree spirits filling the air.
- The artist gallivanted around the globe, finding inspiration in different landscapes and capturing them on canvas.
- The politician gallivanted from city to city, giving speeches and meeting with constituents, all in pursuit of votes.
- The gallivanting reporter was always on the lookout for juicy stories, eager to expose secrets and break news.
- The retired couple gallivanted around their backyard garden, tending to their flowers and enjoying the peace of their golden years.
FAQs About the word gallivanting
to travel or roam about for pleasure, to travel, roam, or move about for pleasure, to go about usually ostentatiously or indiscreetly with members of the opposi
roaming,nomadic, nomad, wandering, wayfaring, vagrant,peregrine, walking, peripatetic, errant
settled, stationary,standing, static, nonmoving, motionless, immobile,still,
The children couldn't resist gallivanting through the forest, exploring its hidden nooks and crannies.
The travelers gallivanted across Europe, immersing themselves in different cultures and creating unforgettable memories.
She had a reputation for gallivanting around town, attending every social gathering and charming everyone she met.
The mischievous dog gallivanted through the park, chasing butterflies and leaving a trail of muddy paw prints in its wake.
