wanders Synonyms
wanders Meaning
wanders
to move about without a purpose, to go astray morally, to lose normal mental contact, to get off the right course, to lose one's normal mental concentration, to roam over, to go astray (as from a course), to follow a winding course, to move about without a fixed course, aim, or goal, to go idly about
wanders Sentence Examples
- The solitary wanderer roamed aimlessly through the desolate streets.
- The river meanders through the lush meadows, its current wandering capriciously.
- Their thoughts wandered freely, exploring distant realms and untold stories.
- The lost traveler wandered the wilderness, his hope fading with each passing day.
- The wind whispers secrets as it wanders through the trees.
- The mind of the insomniac wandered restlessly, chasing elusive sleep.
- The child's imagination wandered to faraway lands, where dragons soared and magic reigned supreme.
- The wanderer's footsteps echoed through the ancient ruins, stirring secrets from centuries past.
- The scent of blooming flowers wandered through the open window, bringing a touch of spring into the room.
- The soul wanders through life, seeking its purpose and its place in the cosmic tapestry.
FAQs About the word wanders
to move about without a purpose, to go astray morally, to lose normal mental contact, to get off the right course, to lose one's normal mental concentration, to
drifts,roams, traipses, knocks (about), roves, ranges, meanders,strolls, floats, cruises
forgives,justifies, repents,regrets, rues,pardons
The solitary wanderer roamed aimlessly through the desolate streets.
The river meanders through the lush meadows, its current wandering capriciously.
Their thoughts wandered freely, exploring distant realms and untold stories.
The lost traveler wandered the wilderness, his hope fading with each passing day.
