wandering (Meaning)
wandering (n)
travelling about without any clear destination
wandering (s)
migratory
of a path e.g.
having no fixed course
wandering (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Wander
wandering ()
a. & n. from Wander, v.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wandering
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wandering Sentence Examples
- Lost in the wilderness, we wandered aimlessly, desperate for survival.
- The solitary traveler embarked on a wandering journey to explore the unknown.
- The abandoned child wandered the streets, seeking solace in the night.
- The lost dog wandered for days, its weary paws searching for a home.
- Through the labyrinthine corridors, the explorer wandered, seeking a hidden treasure.
- The nomad wandered from village to village, carrying their worldly possessions on their back.
- The wandering soul found solace in moments of solitude and introspection.
- The river meandered through the landscape, its wandering waters carving a path.
- The thoughts wandered freely through his mind, connecting seemingly disparate ideas.
- The hiker wandered off the beaten path, eager to experience the untamed wilderness.
FAQs About the word wandering
travelling about without any clear destination, migratory, of a path e.g., having no fixed courseof Wander, a. & n. from Wander, v.
rambling, desultory, digressive, meandering,leaping, maundering, excursive, discursive, indirect, circuitous
logical,consistent, consistent, coherent, coherent, logical,direct, direct, focused, focused
Lost in the wilderness, we wandered aimlessly, desperate for survival.
The solitary traveler embarked on a wandering journey to explore the unknown.
The abandoned child wandered the streets, seeking solace in the night.
The lost dog wandered for days, its weary paws searching for a home.
