Vagabonds Meaning in English
word · lemma: vagabond
Definition
People who wander from place to place without a permanent home or regular work, often living by begging or doing odd jobs.
Usage & Nuances
Often used in a literary or old-fashioned sense; can sound negative or romantic depending on context. It's less common in everyday speech today. Sometimes confused with 'homeless', but 'vagabond' emphasizes wandering and lack of attachment.
Example Sentences
The vagabonds slept under the bridge last night.
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Some towns help vagabonds find food and shelter.
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The old story is about two vagabonds on a journey.
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In the novel, the vagabonds drift from city to city, never staying long.
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They called themselves vagabonds, but they loved the freedom of the open road.
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The city grew tired of the vagabonds always setting up camp in the park.
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