adjective
peregrine
Traveling from place to place.
Her peregrine lifestyle takes her from one town to another.
Etymology
The Latin ancestor describes being abroad or away from home. The traveling sense emphasizes movement through places rather than settlement in one familiar location.
More examples
- The peregrine musicians rarely stay in one city for long.
- We follow a peregrine theater troupe across the state.
- After years of peregrine living, she settles near her family.
Forms
peregrine
peregrination noun — A journey from place to place.