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What is another word for traipsed?

Pronunciation: [tɹˈe͡ɪpsd] (IPA)

Traipsed is a verb which means to walk or travel aimlessly or casually. Its synonyms are stroll, amble, wander, roam, meander, ramble, hike, saunter, tramp, march, trek, promenade and perambulate. Each of these synonyms portrays a different manner of walking. Stroll, amble, wander, roam, meander and ramble describes a leisurely walk without a clear destination whereas hiking, tramping, trekking and marching signify walking with a definite purpose. Saunter and promenade describe a slow and relaxed walk often used for pleasure, while perambulate means walking around an area to take in and inspect it. Synonyms for traipsed provide a range of options to add depth and variety to writing.
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A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Traipsed

I've traipsed around this world at Andrew Maclaughlin's heels twenty-two years, and the good Lord only knows what he hasn't asked me to go through with; and now he's left me unprotected in the face of the biggest storm we're likely to have."
"The Locusts' Years"
Mary Helen Fee
They traipsed on in silence, but now they journeyed side by side.
"In the Brooding Wild"
Ridgwell Cullum
We have just traipsed along a day or two behind you all the way from Chicago, I not knowin' whether I could keep him alive or not."
"Around the World with Josiah Allen's Wife"
Marietta Holley

Famous quotes with Traipsed

  • Most of us saw our therapists every day. Cynthia didn’t; she had therapy twice a week and shock therapy once a week. And Lisa didn’t go to therapy. She had a therapist, but he used her hour to take a nap. If she was extremely bored, she’d demand to be taken to his office, where she’d find him snoozing in his chair. “Gotcha!” she’d say. Then she’d come back to the ward. The rest of us traipsed off day after day to exhume the past.
    Susanna Kaysen

Related words: to walk with long strides, to walk with a slow dragging step, to walk with a heavy step, to walk slowly and laboriously, to walk across or over, to walk or go back and forth across, to follow a course of action

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