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Peripatetic

Definition

(formal) Travelling from place to place, especially for work or pleasure; wandering or itinerant. Often used to describe a lifestyle or career that involves frequent movement or travel. Originates from the Peripatetic school of philosophy in ancient Greece, which emphasized the importance of walking and movement in the pursuit of knowledge.

Example Sentences

1As a peripatetic musician, she spent most of her life touring and performing in different cities around the world.
2The peripatetic nature of his job meant that he was always on the move, never staying in one place for too long.
3The ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle was known for his peripatetic teaching style, which involved walking and discussing with his students.
4The peripatetic lifestyle of a travel writer can be glamorous, but it also requires a great deal of adaptability and resilience.
5In her peripatetic memoir, the author recounts her experiences as a nomadic artist, always seeking new inspiration and experiences in different parts of the world.

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