peripatecian (Meaning)
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peripatecian (n.)
A peripatetic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of peripatecian
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peripatecian Sentence Examples
- The peripatetic philosopher Socrates engaged in dialogue with anyone who crossed his path.
- The itinerant musician played his guitar for coins on street corners, making a meager living as a peripatetic performer.
- The peripatetic artist traveled from town to town, selling her paintings and pottery.
- The wandering merchant carried his wares on his back, offering them to villagers and townspeople alike.
- The nomadic tribesmen led a peripatetic existence, following the herds and the changing seasons.
- The peripatetic preacher spread his message of salvation throughout the countryside.
- The wandering poet shared his verses with anyone who would listen, earning a reputation as a peripatetic versifier.
- The peripatetic beggar relied on the generosity of others to survive.
- The peripatetic teacher traveled from school to school, sharing his knowledge with children.
- The peripatetic saleswoman visited potential customers at their homes, offering products and services.
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A peripatetic.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The peripatetic philosopher Socrates engaged in dialogue with anyone who crossed his path.
The itinerant musician played his guitar for coins on street corners, making a meager living as a peripatetic performer.
The peripatetic artist traveled from town to town, selling her paintings and pottery.
The wandering merchant carried his wares on his back, offering them to villagers and townspeople alike.
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