strolling (Meaning)

strolling

to go from place to place in search of work or profit, to walk in a leisurely or idle manner, to walk at leisure along or about

No weak antonyms found.

The elderly couple strolled leisurely through the picturesque park, hand in hand.
The tourists strolled along the cobblestone streets, admiring the historic architecture.
The dog owner strolled his pet in the nearby dog park, allowing it to socialize with other dogs.
The young mother strolled her baby in a stroller, humming a soothing tune.
The students strolled between classes, chatting animatedly about their upcoming exams.
The CEO strolled confidently through the office, greeting employees and checking on projects.
The hikers strolled along the winding trail, enjoying the breathtaking scenery.
The friends strolled through the shopping mall, browsing through the various stores.
The artist strolled through the gallery, observing the paintings and sculptures with a critical eye.
The writer strolled along the beach, seeking inspiration for his next novel.

to go from place to place in search of work or profit, to walk in a leisurely or idle manner, to walk at leisure along or about

walking, sauntering, rambling, drifting, migrant, migratory,traipsing, meandering, vagabond, ambulatory

settled, static, stationary,standing, immobile, still, nonmoving,motionless,

The elderly couple strolled leisurely through the picturesque park, hand in hand.

The tourists strolled along the cobblestone streets, admiring the historic architecture.

The dog owner strolled his pet in the nearby dog park, allowing it to socialize with other dogs.

The young mother strolled her baby in a stroller, humming a soothing tune.