vagrantness (Meaning)
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vagrantness (n.)
State of being vagrant; vagrancy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vagrantness
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
vagrantness Sentence Examples
- The city's streets were tainted by the visible vagrantness of unsheltered individuals.
- Due to her mental illness, Sarah's vagrantness had escalated, leaving her vulnerable and alone.
- The authorities sought to address the root causes of vagrantness, recognizing its complex nature.
- The shelter provided temporary relief from the harsh vagrantness endured by the city's homeless population.
- The vagrantness of the individual, lost in the urban maze, evoked both sympathy and concern.
- Society's indifference towards vagrantness perpetuated its cycle, creating a vicious trap for those in need.
- The vagrantness of the wanderer, detached from society, symbolized a sense of alienation and longing.
- The vagrantness of the nomad was a voluntary choice, embracing freedom and the unknown.
- The consequences of vagrantness extended beyond homelessness, affecting health, security, and social connections.
- Combating vagrantness required a multi-faceted approach, addressing both its underlying causes and immediate needs.
FAQs About the word vagrantness
State of being vagrant; vagrancy.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The city's streets were tainted by the visible vagrantness of unsheltered individuals.
Due to her mental illness, Sarah's vagrantness had escalated, leaving her vulnerable and alone.
The authorities sought to address the root causes of vagrantness, recognizing its complex nature.
The shelter provided temporary relief from the harsh vagrantness endured by the city's homeless population.
