nomadically
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- adverb
- /noʊˈmædɪkli/
- Some families live nomadically, setting up temporary camps and moving every few months to find water and food for their livestock.
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Watch on YouTubeWe've always been wandering around nomadically, looking for a place to land.
- We've always been wandering around nomadically, looking for a place to land.
- And the reason that we don't have, you know, the, the cultural artifacts from them is because oftentimes their, their homes were were made nomadically.
Examples
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Some families live nomadically, setting up temporary camps and moving every few months to find water and food for their livestock.
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We've always been wandering around nomadically, looking for a place to land.
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I believe that you can still live semi-nomadically and have a stable life, but it just has to work with your family (i.e.,
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After burning out on the blistering pace of start-up life, Levi quit his job, and he and Brooke lived nomadically for a couple of years.
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After burning out on the blistering pace of start-up life, Levi quit his job, and he and Brooke lived nomadically for a couple of years.
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We've always been wandering around nomadically, looking for a place to land.
Synonyms
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Often traveling or changing what you do
Antonyms
How Nomadic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nomadically comes from nomad, an old word for people who 'roam' or 'wander' from place to place, so a helpful image is of someone always moving like a traveller. So, to live nomadically means to move from place to place without a fixed home.