IPA: /ˈwɒndərɪŋ/
KK: /ˈwɑndərɪŋ/
Describing something that moves around without a fixed path or purpose, often in a slow or aimless way.
The wandering traveler explored the countryside without any specific destination in mind.
The act of moving around without a fixed path or purpose, often exploring or roaming freely.
Her wandering through the forest led her to discover a hidden waterfall.
To move around without a fixed course, aim, or destination; to roam or travel without a specific purpose.
She spent the afternoon wandering through the park, enjoying the fresh air.
Past: wandered
Past Participle: wandered
Wandering → It is formed from "wand" (from Old English *wandrian*, meaning to move about or roam) and the suffix "-ing" (indicating the action or process). The word "wandering" means the action of moving about without a fixed course or destination.
Imagine someone moving about freely, as if they are roaming without a specific path — that's what wandering means.