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vagabond

vagabond / vagabond
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pl: vagabonds

This term carries a romanticized or archaic quality, often evoking images of a free spirit or a traveler who rejects societal norms. While it can describe someone in a state of poverty, it differs from "homeless" by emphasizing the act of wandering and the choice of a nomadic lifestyle. In an adjective sense, it describes a state of restlessness or instability. It suggests a lack of permanent roots, whether by necessity or by a desire for adventure, often implying a certain level of unpredictability in one's movements.

Meanings

Nounvagabond

A person who wanders from place to place without a home or a regular job.

"The old vagabond slept under the stars every night."

Adjectivevagabond

Characterized by wandering or lacking a fixed residence.

"He led a vagabond existence for ten years across Europe."

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