to vagabonding

Examples

• All

• Many people dream of vagabonding across Europe, exploring new cities without a set plan.

• After college, they decided to vagabond for a year.

• He wrote a blog about his experiences vagabonding and meeting people from all walks of life.

• She loves vagabonding across Europe.

• After college, she spent a year vagabonding through Southeast Asia with just a backpack.

• Many people dream of vagabonding across Europe, exploring new cities without a set plan.

• He wrote a blog about his experiences vagabonding and meeting people from all walks of life.

Synonyms

L

living out of a suitcase

vsto vagabonding

• Informal

2 6.5

Traveling a lot and staying in temporary places, rarely unpacking

emphasizes long-term living without a permanent home rather than brief travel

R

roving

vsto vagabonding

2 4.1

Moving from place to place without a fixed home

stresses long periods living this way rather than brief moves

R

roaming freely

vsto vagabonding

2 3.7

To move around without fences or other limits

implies lacking a permanent home for extended periods rather than casual movement

W

wandering

vsto vagabonding

3.9

Moving from place to place rather than living in one place

implies longer-term travel and often living without a permanent home

H

to hobo

vsto vagabonding

• Archaic

8.4

To travel and live without a permanent home, moving from place to place

does not add the sense of joblessness or a social role

Antonyms

S

to settle

463 2.5

To live in a place, often for a long time

How Nomadic

to vagabonding

8.1

to roam

189 2.5

to backpack

14 2.8

to travel

∞ 1.0

to visit

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology