vagabonded
/ˈvæɡəˌbɒndɪd/
VERB
1. To wander or travel from place to place
To move from one place to another without a fixed destination or settled course, often in a wandering or adventurous manner.
1.1. Wandering without a fixed destination
Moving around freely or aimlessly from place to place, without a permanent destination or settled route.
Synonyms
- ambled
- cruised
- drifted
- floated
- galavanted
- gallivanted
- kicked around
- maundered
- meandered
- roamed
- roved
- sauntered
- straggled
- strayed
- strolled
- traipsed
- tramped
- wandered
Antonyms
- stayed
- remained
- settled
Examples
- The lost traveler vagabonded through unfamiliar landscapes, discovering hidden gems along the way.
- In his youth, James often vagabonded across the country, embracing the freedom of the open road.
- Despite warnings, the fearless explorer vagabonded into the mysterious forest, eager for the unknown.
- The artist's soul was untamed as she vagabonded from one creative pursuit to another.
- The old diary revealed the untold stories of a sailor who had once vagabonded across distant seas.