vagabonding
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- noun
- /ˈvæɡəˌbɑndɪŋ/
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vagabundeo
- 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
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After leaving his job, he embraced vagabonding and traveled through several countries for two years.
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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.
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Vagabonding, How to Be Invisible, and The Four-Hour Workweek.
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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.
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There’s no shortage of websites and resources on NGOs, internet startups, marketing, expatriation, backpacking, vagabonding, etc.
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Of, relating to, or characteristic of a wanderer; nomadic. 2. Aimless; drifting. 3. Irregular in course or behavior; unpredictable. intr.v. vagabonded, vagabonding, vagabonds.
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Her love for vagabonding allowed her to experience diverse cultures while living in different cities.
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Many people dream of vagabonding through Europe with no fixed itinerary and plenty of time to explore.
Synonyms
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Traveling from place to place without a fixed place to go
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Moving from place to place without a fixed home
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To move around without fences or other limits
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A long trip visiting many different places
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Traveling on foot between different places
Moving from place to place without a home or clear purpose
Living by traveling and not staying long in one place
A way of life where people move seasonally to find food or grazing land
Moving from one place to another, often over a long distance
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.