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What is another word for Roaming? – 129 Roaming Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    wandering traveling roaming rambling ranging drifting nomadic vagabond itinerant peripatetic migratory transient temporary fugitive errant stray aimless free-ranging unrestricted unconfined untethered footloose unattached unsettled restless nomad gypsy vagrant migrant refugee wanderer traveler adventurer explorer rambler hiker trekker backpacker

    Meaning of Roaming

    The primary meaning of the word "Roaming" is moving about or traveling from place to place without a regular route or a fixed destination.

    Definitions

    • Moving about or traveling from place to place without a regular route or a fixed destination
    • * (Of an animal) moving about or traveling from place to place in search of food or a mate
    • * (In telecommunications) able to use a mobile phone or other device to access a network in a different geographical area

    Etymology of Roaming

    The word "Roaming" originated in the mid-19th century from the verb "roam", which is derived from the Old English word "rōmian", meaning "to roam" or "to wander"
    The word has been used to describe the act of moving about or traveling from place to place without a regular route or a fixed destination, and has also been used in telecommunications to describe the ability to use a mobile phone or other device to access a network in a different geographical area

    Example Uses

    • The nomadic tribe has been roaming the desert for centuries in search of food and shelter
    • * The cell phone company offers roaming services that allow customers to use their phones in other countries
    • * The animal was roaming freely in the wilderness, unencumbered by fences or other obstacles

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    stationary static fixed stable settled stationary rooted anchored tethered confined restricted limited localized immobile inert stagnant motionless still quiet dormant inactive sedentary immovable unchanging