wander

verb41 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.8

to wander with no particular direction

to move around without a specific purpose or direction

to leave a place or group, often without telling anyone

to wander without being restricted or controlled

to wander a long distance away

to move around at a slow pace

to wander with no particular direction

to wander for no particular reason, simply for the act itself

to wander in a cheerful and content way

to wander for no particular reason, just for the act itself

to wander to a greater distance

to wander from a specific place or group

to wander to a greater distance

to wander whenever or wherever one wishes

to wander to places that are further away

to wander because you are unable to relax or stay still

to wander in a very unhappy and disappointed way

to discover someone who is wandering, often lost or confused

to permit a person or animal to wander

to have the liberty to wander

to permit a person or animal to wander

when one's mind or attention starts to lose focus

used for attention or thoughts that lose focus slightly

to permit one's mind or attention to lose focus

to permit one's mind or attention to lose focus

to move through a place, like a forest or a city

to enter a place by wandering