Roamed Meaning in English
word · lemma: roam
ˈɹoʊmd
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ɹˈəʊmd
ROHMD
Definition
Moved around freely and without a specific purpose, often over a large area.
Usage & Nuances
'Roamed' is the past tense of 'roam', often used for animals, people, or groups moving with no clear destination. Common in storytelling or describing exploration. Less formal than 'wander'; implies greater distance or freedom.
Spanish: deambular - vagarPortuguese (BR): perambular - vagarPortuguese (PT): vaguear - deambularChinese (Simplified): 漫游 - 游荡Chinese (Traditional): 漫遊 - 遊蕩Hindi: घूमाArabic: تجوّلBengali: ঘুরে বেড়ানোRussian: бродили - скиталисьJapanese: 歩き回った - 放浪したVietnamese: đi lang thangKorean: 헤매다 - 돌아다니다Turkish: dolaştı - gezinip durduUrdu: آوارہ پھرا - گھومتا رہاIndonesian: berkelana - berkeliaran
Example Sentences
The horses roamed the open fields all day.
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He roamed the city looking for his lost dog.
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Wild animals once roamed this forest.
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As a child, I roamed the countryside with my friends until sunset.
natural
Tourists roamed the old streets, taking pictures of everything they saw.
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She roamed from job to job, never settling down in one place.
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