What is another word for vagabondage?
Pronunciation:
[ vˈaɡɐbˌɒndɪd͡ʒ], [ vˈaɡɐbˌɒndɪdʒ], [ v_ˈa_ɡ_ɐ_b_ˌɒ_n_d_ɪ_dʒ]
Related words: gipsy life, nomad life, gypsy life, vagabond life, life of a vagabond, vagabond living, vagabond lifestyle, life as a vagabond, living like a vagabond, how to be a vagabond
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Synonyms for Vagabondage:
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n.
• journey- adventure ,
- airing ,
- beat ,
- campaign ,
- caravan ,
- circuit ,
- constitutional ,
- course ,
- crossing ,
- drive ,
- expedition ,
- exploration ,
- itinerary ,
- jaunt ,
- junket ,
- march ,
- odyssey ,
- outing ,
- passage ,
- patrol ,
- progress ,
- promenade ,
- quest ,
- range ,
- round ,
- route ,
- run ,
- safari ,
- sally ,
- saunter ,
- sojourn ,
- stroll ,
- survey ,
- tour ,
- tramp ,
- transit ,
- transmigration ,
- traverse ,
- trek ,
- trip ,
- venture ,
- visit ,
- wandering ,
- wayfaring .
Other synonyms:
- vagrancy .
Other relevant words:
- Demigration ,
- Discursion ,
- Errantry ,
- Flitting ,
- Gadding ,
- Intermigration ,
- Itinerancy ,
- Nomadism ,
- Pererration ,
- Roaming ,
- Vagabondism ,
- caprice ,
- changeable ,
- conceit ,
- crotchet ,
- digression ,
- doubtful ,
- drifter ,
- dubious ,
- emigration ,
- fad ,
- fantasy ,
- flit ,
- frame ,
- freewheel ,
- gad ,
- gallivant ,
- go about ,
- grade ,
- graze ,
- hike ,
- homelessness ,
- honk ,
- hover ,
- hurl ,
- hurtle ,
- hustle ,
- immigration ,
- indecisive ,
- indefinite ,
- iridescent ,
- jog ,
- journey ,
- knock about ,
- mad ,
- maladjusted ,
- maunder ,
- migration ,
- nomad ,
- open ,
- outstanding ,
- pasture ,
- peregrination ,
- questionable ,
- ramble ,
- rambling ,
- restless ,
- roam ,
- rove ,
- straying ,
- stroller ,
- undecided ,
- uneasy ,
- unpaid ,
- unresolved ,
- unsettled ,
- unstable ,
- unsteady ,
- vagabond ,
- vagary ,
- vagrant ,
- variable ,
- wander ,
- wanderlust .
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How to use "Vagabondage" in context?
Vagabondage is the traveling or wandering habit of people who have no fixed place to call home. The term originally referred to the habit of some European monks who wandered from one monastery to another.
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