peragrate Antonyms
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Meaning of peragrate
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peragrate (v. t.)
To travel over or through.
peragrate Sentence Examples
- Tom's ardent desire to peragrate the globe led him to embark on an epic journey spanning continents.
- The historian spent years painstakingly peragrating ancient archives, unearthing forgotten knowledge.
- The adventurous explorer set out to peragrate uncharted territories, seeking to unravel their secrets.
- The weary traveler paused at the inn to peragrate his map, planning the next leg of his arduous journey.
- The scholar meticulously peragrated the vast library, searching for the elusive manuscript that held the key to his research.
- The statesman embarked on a peragration of the nation, seeking to connect with its people and understand their needs.
- The reporter peragrated the crime scene, gathering evidence and piecing together the events that had unfolded.
- The archaeologist meticulously peragrated the ruins of an ancient city, uncovering artifacts that shed light on forgotten civilizations.
- The geologist peragrated the remote region, collecting samples and conducting surveys to understand its geological composition.
- The wildlife photographer peragrated the dense forest, seeking to capture stunning images of its elusive inhabitants.
FAQs About the word peragrate
To travel over or through.
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Tom's ardent desire to peragrate the globe led him to embark on an epic journey spanning continents.
The historian spent years painstakingly peragrating ancient archives, unearthing forgotten knowledge.
The adventurous explorer set out to peragrate uncharted territories, seeking to unravel their secrets.
The weary traveler paused at the inn to peragrate his map, planning the next leg of his arduous journey.
