wander
wan
ˈwɑn
vaan
der
dər
dēr
British pronunciation
/ˈwɒndə/

Definition & Meaning of "wander"in English

to wander
01

to move in a relaxed or casual manner

Intransitive
to wander definition and meaning
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Examples
I wandered through the narrow streets, enjoying the sights and sounds of the city.
She wandered around the park, lost in thought as the autumn leaves crunched beneath her feet.
1.1

to travel around without a clear purpose or direction, often covering a large area

Transitive: to wander a place
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Examples
The dog wandered the woods.
After getting lost, he found himself wandering the unfamiliar streets of the city.
02

to breach sexual fidelity by engaging in affairs outside a committed relationship

Intransitive
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Examples
Despite the commitment made during their wedding vows, he chose to wander.
Rebuilding a fractured relationship becomes a complex journey when one partner admits to wandering.
03

to lose focus or stray from the main point or subject

Intransitive
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Examples
During the lecture, the professor would occasionally wander in his explanations.
In deep contemplation, his thoughts would often wander away from the task at hand.
04

to move in a twisting, turning, or circular path

Intransitive
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The river wanders through the valley, creating a picturesque meandering flow.
As we hiked, the trail began to wander, leading us through a scenic and winding forest path.
05

to deviate or go astray from a planned or intended course

Intransitive
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Without a map, it 's easy to wander and get lost in the dense forest.
The hiker warned his friends not to wander from the marked trail to avoid confusion.
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