vagabondage (Meaning)

Wordnet

vagabondage (n)

travelling about without any clear destination

Webster

The condition of a vagabond; a state or habit of wandering about in idleness; vagrancy.

The vagabondage of the homeless man became a haunting sight in the city's underbelly.
Sarah's relentless vagabondage had led her to distant lands, where she sought solace in solitude.
The artist's vagabondage inspired his vibrant paintings, capturing the essence of life on the open road.
The vagabondage of the traveler provided him with an intimate understanding of different cultures.
Despite his vagabondage, John maintained a sense of purpose and direction.
The vagabondage of the wolves allowed them to roam vast territories in search of prey.
The vagabondage of the cloud was a mesmerizing sight as it drifted across the sky.
The vagabondage of the wind carried the scent of distant lands and whispered secrets of faraway places.
The vagabondage of the writer's mind led to a stream of captivating stories.
The vagabondage of the gypsies gave them a reputation for freedom and adventure.

travelling about without any clear destinationThe condition of a vagabond; a state or habit of wandering about in idleness; vagrancy.

nomad,nomadic, roving, ranging, roaming, migratory, wayfaring, on the move, peripatetic, wandering

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

The vagabondage of the homeless man became a haunting sight in the city's underbelly.

Sarah's relentless vagabondage had led her to distant lands, where she sought solace in solitude.

The artist's vagabondage inspired his vibrant paintings, capturing the essence of life on the open road.

The vagabondage of the traveler provided him with an intimate understanding of different cultures.