roaming (Meaning)

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roaming (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Roam

The stray dog was roaming the streets, searching for food.
The cattle roamed freely in the vast pasture.
The tourists roamed the ancient temple complex, marveling at its grandeur.
The giraffe roamed the savanna, its long neck reaching for the leaves of acacia trees.
The children roamed the playground, playing and laughing.
The hikers roamed the mountains, enjoying the breathtaking scenery.
The wolves roamed the forest, their howls echoing through the darkness.
The dolphins roamed the ocean, leaping gracefully above the waves.
The soldiers roamed the war-torn city, searching for survivors.
The lost explorer roamed the uncharted wilderness, desperate to find civilization.

of Roam

nomadic, nomad, peregrine, vagrant, roving, ambulant, on the move, galavanting, itinerant, ambulatory

standing, settled, stationary, settled,static, static, stationary, standing, immobile,immobile

The stray dog was roaming the streets, searching for food.

The cattle roamed freely in the vast pasture.

The tourists roamed the ancient temple complex, marveling at its grandeur.

The giraffe roamed the savanna, its long neck reaching for the leaves of acacia trees.