streetwalking
- noun
- /ˈstritˌwɔkɪŋ/
- Many tourists spend hours streetwalking in historic neighborhoods, admiring the architecture.
Examples
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After dinner, we went streetwalking to get some fresh air and see the lively streets.
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On weekends, they enjoyed streetwalking through the city center to discover new cafes.
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I enjoy streetwalking in the evenings.
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Many people find streetwalking relaxing.
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On weekends, they enjoyed streetwalking through the city center to discover new cafes.
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Many tourists spend hours streetwalking in historic neighborhoods, admiring the architecture.
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After dinner, we went streetwalking to get some fresh air and see the lively streets.
Synonyms
An act of moving on foot for exercise, pleasure, or travel
Moving on your feet at a regular pace for exercise or travel
A slow easy walk taken for pleasure
A short time spent moving on foot in a place without a clear destination
A slow walk for pleasure in a public place
A slow, relaxed walk in a public place like a park
A walk that people take for pleasure, exercise, or an organized event
Walking regularly for travel or exercise
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Etymology
Streetwalking is simply the combination of street ('public road') and walking ('moving on foot'), and it can mean walking along streets to see the city, get exercise, or enjoy a town. So in this sense, streetwalking describes the normal activity of walking in public places.