Pronunciation: /miˈændər/
noun a winding curve or bend in a river or road
A1 I took a leisurely meander through the park.
A2 The river's meander created a beautiful natural path.
B1 The meander of the conversation led to unexpected revelations.
B2 The meander of the hiking trail offered stunning views of the valley below.
C1 The artist's meander through different styles of painting resulted in a unique and eclectic body of work.
C2 The meander of the novel's plot kept readers guessing until the very end.
verb to wander aimlessly or casually
A1 I meandered through the park, enjoying the sunshine.
A2 The river meandered through the countryside, creating a peaceful scene.
B1 We decided to meander through the streets of the old town, exploring all the hidden gems.
B2 The hiking trail meandered up the mountain, offering breathtaking views along the way.
C1 The conversation meandered from topic to topic, covering a wide range of subjects.
C2 His thoughts would often meander, leading to deep philosophical reflections.
formal The river meandered gently through the countryside.
informal We decided to meander through the park and enjoy the scenery.
slang Let's meander around town and see what trouble we can get into.
figurative Her thoughts seemed to meander aimlessly, never reaching a clear conclusion.
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