wayfaring (Meaning)

Wordnet

wayfaring (n)

traveling (especially on foot)

Wordnet

traveling especially on foot

Webster

Traveling; passing; being on a journey.

No weak antonyms found.

The wayfaring minstrel wandered from town to town, captivating audiences with his melodies.
The pilgrims embarked on a long and arduous wayfaring journey to the holy land.
The solitary wayfarer trudged through the desolate wilderness, seeking solace in the silence.
The wayfaring stranger longed for a place to call home, where he could lay down his burdens.
The wayfaring merchant carried exotic goods from far-off lands, sharing tales of adventure with his customers.
The wayfaring bird flew over mountains and valleys, guided by an unseen compass.
The wayfaring soul embarked on a quest for self-discovery, traveling both physically and spiritually.
The wayfaring traveler encountered unexpected challenges, but remained steadfast on his path.
The wayfaring wind carried the scent of distant shores, awakening wanderlust in the hearts of listeners.
The wayfaring explorer ventured into uncharted territories, expanding the boundaries of human knowledge.

traveling (especially on foot), traveling especially on footTraveling; passing; being on a journey.

nomad,nomadic, galavanting, fugitive, vagrant, peripatetic, vagabond, roaming,peregrine, itinerant

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

The wayfaring minstrel wandered from town to town, captivating audiences with his melodies.

The pilgrims embarked on a long and arduous wayfaring journey to the holy land.

The solitary wayfarer trudged through the desolate wilderness, seeking solace in the silence.

The wayfaring stranger longed for a place to call home, where he could lay down his burdens.