The term "wandered off" implies a sense of aimlessness, as if someone has strayed from their intended path without purpose or direction. To find an antonym for this phrase, we can look for words that convey a more deliberate, purposeful movement. Some possible antonyms might include "marched," "strode," "hurried," "rushed," or "hastened," all of which suggest a swift or purposeful movement in a particular direction. Other opposites of "wandered off" might include terms like "stayed put," "remained in place," or simply "followed the path," all of which imply a sense of direction and purpose in one's movement.

What are the antonyms for Wandered off?

• v.

  • stray
  • be direct
  ,
  • go direct
  ,
  • remain
  ,
  • stay
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Famous quotes with Wandered off

• She got up, grew her legs longer to get her body out of the water and shook herself dry. Then she wandered off, following a zigzag path along the border between Life and Death, her tail wagging so hard, the tip of it beat the river into a froth behind her.

  Garth Nix
• Gylfie felt that the moment was right. "You are the last owl in the world that I would ever say lacked humility, 12-8. You are for my friend and myself a perfect example of humility. You are beyond humbleness! You are ..." Gylfie was madly searching for a word. Soren couldn't imagine. He had never seen such a demonstration of outrageous fawning. "You are ." 12-8 blinked at the word as did Soren, who had no idea what meant. "We, my friend and I, only wish that we could serve in the eggorium and thus attain such humbleness as yourself." "Your words are kind, 25-2. I shall hope that they might encourage me in my continuing quest for humility while in service to a great cause." She wandered off looking a tad more moon blinked than before, if that was possible. "What in Glaux's name is subglaucious?" Soran said as soon as she was out of earshot. "No idea. I made it up."

  Kathryn Lasky

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