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wander

[won-der] / ˈwɒn dər /




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But he’s learning to resist that instinct, in favor of allowing his mind to wander instead.

From Los Angeles Times

Carol Ochoa, who lives with her family in a Guadalajara suburb, said the authorities called for a Code Red, meaning no wandering outside.

From The Wall Street Journal

It was surrounded by thick woods and rocky hills where the children wandered.

From The Wall Street Journal

This elusive, tantalizing novel aims for the effect of the raga—to conjure “the sadness, the richness, the pleasure of the waiting and the wandering.”

From The Wall Street Journal

I know if I can wander around the house.

From Los Angeles Times