IPA: /ˈwɒndər/
KK: /ˈwɑndɚ/
To move around without a specific destination or purpose, often in a relaxed or aimless way.
On weekends, I like to wander through the park and enjoy the scenery.
Past: wandered
Past Participle: wandered
The action of moving around without a fixed path or purpose, often in a relaxed or leisurely way.
After lunch, we went for a wander in the park to enjoy the fresh air.
To move around without a fixed course or destination, often exploring different places.
She loves to wander through the city, discovering new cafes and shops.
Past: wandered
Past Participle: wandered
Wander → It originates from Old English 'wandrian', meaning to move about or roam. The word describes the act of moving about without a fixed course or destination.
Imagine someone moving about freely without a specific path — that's what it means to wander.