What does ROAMS mean?

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Part of Speech: verb

Definition: to wander or travel without a definite destination

Pronunciation (US): /roʊmz/

Pronunciation (UK): /rəʊmz/

Origin and Usage: The word "roams" is derived from the Middle English word "romen," which means "to travel." It has been in use since the 14th century. "Roams" is a present tense verb that is commonly used to describe wandering or traveling without a specific destination or purpose.

Synonyms: wanders, meanders, roves, drifts, ambles

Related Words: roam, rooms, moors, moras, morse

Example Sentences:

• She often roams the city streets at night, looking for inspiration.
• The wild horses roamed freely across the open plains.
• He roamed around the house, looking for his lost keys.
• The nomadic tribe roamed the desert in search of water and food.
• The cat roamed the neighborhood, visiting different houses for food and attention.