deambulate
/ˌdiːæmˈbʊliːt, diːˌæmˈbʊliːt/ or /ˌdeɪæmˈbʊliːt/Definitions
1. verb
to walk slowly or with difficulty, often in a leisurely manner, especially for exercise or recreation
“After surgery, she had to deambulate for a few hours each day to regain her mobility.”
2. verb
to move or walk slowly and laboriously, as if in a dream or in a state of confusion
“The tourists deambulated through the crowded streets of the old city, struggling to find their way.”
3. noun
the act of walking slowly or with difficulty
“Her deambulation through the park was a refreshing change from the usual fast-paced city life.”