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wander

[won-der] / ˈwɒn dər /




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The same year Bonham took the reins of the agency, the first gray wolf the state had hosted in nearly a century wandered in from Oregon.

From Los Angeles Times

Children sit in wide shopping carts, pushed by parents wandering through the high-ceilinged aisles in search of deals on eggs, bread and rib-eye steak.

From The Wall Street Journal

At her home in Saint-Tropez, dozens of cats and dogs — along with goats, sheep and a horse — wandered freely.

From Los Angeles Times

Let your mind’s eye wander around the scene.

From Los Angeles Times

In a world model, the AI is able to wander a virtual realm, learning by experiencing and interacting, rather than just loading up on books, movies and other data sets.

From The Wall Street Journal