Pronunciation: /ˌperɪpəˈtɛtɪk/
noun a person who travels from place to place
A1 I met a peripatetic who travels from place to place for work.
A2 The peripatetic shared stories of his adventures on the road.
B1 The peripatetic's nomadic lifestyle intrigued me.
B2 The peripatetic's constant movement made it difficult to maintain relationships.
C1 The peripatetic's wanderlust led him to explore remote corners of the world.
C2 The peripatetic's itinerant nature made him a sought-after travel writer.
adjective relating to or characterized by walking or traveling from place to place
A1 I am a peripatetic traveler, always on the move.
A2 The peripatetic salesman visited multiple cities in a week.
B1 Her peripatetic lifestyle allows her to experience new cultures regularly.
B2 The peripatetic nature of his job requires him to travel extensively.
C1 The peripatetic author spent years traveling the world for inspiration.
C2 The peripatetic nature of her work as a journalist takes her to different countries each month.
formal The peripatetic nature of his job required him to travel constantly.
informal She's a peripatetic soul, always on the move and exploring new places.
slang I envy those peripatetic freelancers who get to work from anywhere in the world.
figurative His peripatetic mind wandered from one idea to the next, never staying focused on one thing for long.
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