Vagabond Synonyms and Antonyms

văgə-bŏnd
Leading the life of a person without a fixed domicile; moving from place to place
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
  1. nomadic
  2. itinerant
  3. peripatetic
  4. aimless
  5. vagrant
  6. drifting
  7. roving
  8. wandering
  9. migratory
  10. migrant
  11. foot-loose (and fancy free)
  12. bohemian
  13. roaming
  14. errant
  15. circumforaneous
  16. rambling
  17. homeless
  18. stray
  19. straggling
  20. rootless
  21. transient
  22. landloping
  23. tramping
  24. moving
  25. peregrine
  26. shifting
  27. picaresque
  28. vagabondish
  29. floating
Antonyms:
  1. inhabiting
  2. settled
Wanderer
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. vagrant
  2. tramp
  3. gypsy
  4. drifter
  5. rover
  6. aimless
  7. beggar
  8. bohemian
  9. bum
  10. deadbeat
  11. drifting
  12. flotsam-and-jetsam
  13. hobo
  14. itinerant
  15. knave
  16. mendicant
  17. nomad
  18. nomadic
  19. peregrine
  20. peripatetic
  21. rascal
  22. rogue
  23. scamp
  24. stiff
  25. stray
  26. transient
  27. truant
  28. unpredictable
  29. wander
  30. wanderer
  31. wandering
  32. wayfarer
  33. wayward
  34. worthless
  35. floater
Antonyms:
  1. inhabitant
Move about aimlessly or without any destination, often in search of food or employment
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. roll
  2. wander
  3. swan
  4. stray
  5. tramp
  6. roam
  7. cast
  8. ramble
  9. rove
  10. range
  11. drift

Words Related to Vagabond

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Vagabond Sentence Examples

  • They too led a vagabond existence, renouncing home, families and possessions.

  • Children under 16 years of age are placed in the three state reformatories, and there is an institution for vagabond women at Rotterdam.

  • In fact a law of 1547 debarred " vagabond actors " from the City.

  • He went with the first rush to Klondike in 1897 and tramped across the States and Canada, being in gaol more than once as a vagabond.

  • Here is no dwelling of man, and scarce any passage, or at most of vagabond children running at their play.

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