Thesaurus / voyaging

voyaging

synonyms for voyaging

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All his details are right, as regards one or other of the two types, save only the voyaging donkey.

Earth is too mean to give us a resting-place; we are voyaging, but, unfortunately, no one waits for us.

They had twenty-four days of halcyon voyaging between Vancouver and Sydney with only one rough day.

They were thus voyaging along the coast twenty-eight days, during which time they had traversed over three hundred miles of water.

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In fact he compares himself to Columbus or Magellan, voyaging into unknown lands, and recording his wandering route.

You rarely see the voyaging muskrat or hear his plaintive love calls.

He hears the simulated call of his beloved, and voyaging hot-hearted to the cheating tryst meets only death.

Piltre de Rozier was not at first permitted to set himself free and go voyaging unguarded into the upper air.

The French half-breeds were entirely dependent upon hunting, trapping or voyaging.

I know all the ins and outs of voyaging, and I'm a splendid sailor, never seasick in the least.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985