Errant
Errant adjective - Traveling from place to place.
Usage example: the errant gunslinger as a standard character in western novels
Gallivanting and errant are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Gallivanting" instead an adjective "Errant".
Gallivanting
Gallivanting adjective - Traveling from place to place.
Usage example: the gallivanting entertainers stayed in town for a few days, then moved on
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Synonyms for Gallivanting
Errant and gallivanting are semantically related. You can use "Errant" instead an adjective "Gallivanting".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- ranging and errant
- ranging and gallivanting
- vagrant and errant
- vagrant and gallivanting
- vagabond and errant
- vagabond and gallivanting
- nomadic and errant
- nomadic and gallivanting
- migratory and errant
- migratory and gallivanting
- wandering and errant
- wandering and gallivanting
- itinerant and errant
- itinerant and gallivanting
Both words in one sentence
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Zig-Zagged in Enchanted: the villain, Nerissa, is a Wicked Stepmother, but oddly her target is not her stepson, Prince Edward, but his betrothed, Giselle; Edward has spent years gallivanting around like a Knight Errant while Nerissa runs the kingdom, but now she's worried about him settling down.
Source: Wicked Stepmother
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