traipsing (Meaning)

traipsing

to go on foot, to walk or wander about, to walk or travel about without apparent plan but with or without a purpose, tramp, walk

The hikers traipsed through the rugged wilderness, their boots leaving imprints on the unforgiving terrain.
Emily traipsed around the crowded mall, searching for the perfect gift in the midst of the bustling shoppers.
The children traipsed through the park, their laughter echoing through the leafy paths.
The dog traipsed eagerly behind its owner, its tail wagging incessantly.
The tourists traipsed through the ancient ruins, marveling at their historical significance.
The students traipsed down the hallway, eager to start their day of learning.
The farmer traipsed across his vast fields, inspecting his crops with a keen eye.
The explorer traipsed into uncharted territory, fueled by curiosity and a thirst for adventure.
The backpackers traipsed through the picturesque mountain range, taking in the breathtaking scenery.
The newlyweds traipsed hand-in-hand through the tranquil garden, their hearts filled with love and anticipation.

to go on foot, to walk or wander about, to walk or travel about without apparent plan but with or without a purpose, tramp, walk

walking, sauntering, rambling, migratory, migrant, galavanting, wandering,strolling, roaming, drifting

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

The hikers traipsed through the rugged wilderness, their boots leaving imprints on the unforgiving terrain.

Emily traipsed around the crowded mall, searching for the perfect gift in the midst of the bustling shoppers.

The children traipsed through the park, their laughter echoing through the leafy paths.

The dog traipsed eagerly behind its owner, its tail wagging incessantly.