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roam

[rohm] / roʊm /


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Theirs is not a conventionally acceptable relationship, as they discover when they wash ashore in separate places in an unfamiliar country where dinosaurs and human beings roam, the latter resembling 3rd or 4th century Celts.

From Salon

These fat-pocketed bigwigs must roam the Hollywood Hills peering up at the sky covered in storm clouds, hoping that they’ll catch the fateful electric spark in their glass vials.

From Salon

I could have abandoned the car idea entirely, but I wanted the freedom to roam.

From The Wall Street Journal

He remembers roaming through the grasslands on the city's edges where he found birds, frogs and snakes.

From BBC

This licence to roam and interact with each other with more freedom is a big change from what we've seen from City in the past and there are a few reasons for this change.

From BBC