vagabonding
1
8.1
- noun
- /ˈvæɡəˌbɑndɪŋ/
- And most importantly, he picked up a thing or two about solo travel on a dime along the way and shared those lessons with the rest of us in what many consider to be the Bible of independent travel, his book Vagabonding: An Uncommon Guide to the Art of Long-Term World Travel.
Examples
-
After leaving his job, he embraced vagabonding and traveled through several countries for two years.
-
There's already a lot written out there in this area: quitting your job, making money online, starting a business, vagabonding around the world, etc.
Blog text (3) -
Vagabonding, How to Be Invisible, and The Four-Hour Workweek.
Blog text (2) -
Finding a reasonable balance in the improvised, eccentric world of vagabonding seems to be quite the task, though I find it intellectually stimulating to at least try.
Blog text (10) -
There’s no shortage of websites and resources on NGOs, internet startups, marketing, expatriation, backpacking, vagabonding, etc.
Blog text (3) -
Of, relating to, or characteristic of a wanderer; nomadic. 2. Aimless; drifting. 3. Irregular in course or behavior; unpredictable. intr.v. vagabonded, vagabonding, vagabonds.
Blog text (2) -
Her love for vagabonding allowed her to experience diverse cultures while living in different cities.
-
Many people dream of vagabonding through Europe with no fixed itinerary and plenty of time to explore.
Synonyms
23
4.1
Moving from place to place without a fixed home
10
3.4
Traveling from place to place without a fixed place to go
4
3.7
To move around without fences or other limits
1
2.8
Moving from one place to another, often over a long distance
1
9.9
A long trip visiting many different places
1
7.9
A way of life where people move seasonally to find food or grazing land
1
5.8
Living by traveling and not staying long in one place
1
9.9
Moving from place to place without a home or clear purpose
1
8.4
Traveling on foot between different places
How Nomadic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Vagabonding comes from the old word vagabond, which goes back to the Latin vagari meaning 'to wander'. So vagabonding means living a wandering life, moving from place to place without a fixed home.