Wanderlust Vocabulary

noun a wanderer or adventurer

• The landloper was a wanderer who traveled from place to place without a fixed home.
• I heard that landloper guy is always on the move, never staying in one place for too long.
• That landloper dude is like a modern-day nomad, just roaming around wherever the wind takes him.
• She felt like a landloper in her own life, never quite settling down or finding a sense of belonging.

verb to travel or wander around from place to place

• The explorers decided to peregrinate through the dense jungle in search of rare plant species.
• Let's peregrinate around the city and explore all the hidden gems.
• I love to peregrinate to new places and discover cool spots.
• Her thoughts would often peregrinate to memories of her childhood.

adjective Restless is an adjective that describes someone or something that is unable to rest or relax, often due to anxiety or boredom.

• The restless child found it difficult to sit still during the long lecture.
• I always feel so restless when I have to wait in long lines.
• I'm feeling so restless, let's go for a drive to clear our minds.
• Her mind was restless with worry as she waited for the test results.

noun a person who travels with no fixed destination or purpose

• The roamer was seen wandering the streets aimlessly.
• The roamer likes to wander around town exploring new places.
• That roamer is always on the move, never staying in one place for too long.
• The roamer's mind was always wandering, never able to focus on one thing for too long.

noun a sudden or hasty departure

verb to leave quickly in order to escape danger or avoid something

• The suspect attempted to run away from the scene of the crime.
• I saw a squirrel run away with my sandwich!
• She always has a tendency to run away from her problems.
• Sometimes it's easier to run away from your fears than to face them head on.