roam
/roʊm/Definitions
1. verb
to move or travel from place to place without a fixed route, often without a specific destination
“The hikers decided to roam the countryside for a few days, taking in the beautiful scenery.”
2. verb
to wander or move from place to place, especially in a casual or aimless way
“After a few days at home, she felt the urge to roam and see what other adventures she could find.”
3. noun
the act of moving from place to place without a fixed route, often without a specific destination
“The freedom to roam is essential for some people, who prefer to travel without a set itinerary.”
4. verb
to wander or stray from a particular path or course of action
“The company’s profits began to roam due to the recent economic downturn.”