perambulated
past simple and past participle ofperambulate
perambulate
verb[I]
old useuk/pəˈræm.bjə.leɪt/us/pəˈræm.bjə.leɪt/towalkabout forpleasure
Walking and walkers
- bring/callsomething/someoneto heelidiom
- cavalcade
- constitutional
- foot traffic
- hiker
- hiking
- hoof itidiom
- rambler
- retread
- shanks's pony
- sleepwalk
- sleepwalking
- somnambulate
- stretch
- tread
- walkable
- walkabout
- walkies
- walking
- walking pole
Examplesofperambulated
perambulated
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
Those are the bookmakers who, when you come to look for them, haveperambulatedwith such success that you cannot find them.
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The shrines of any noted saints situated near the line of march wereperambulatedand the saint's help implored.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The forest wasperambulatedin 1300 and the bounds were recorded.
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- cartel
- carter
- Cartesian
- cartesian coordinates
- cartesian-coordinates
- cartesian coordinate system
- cartesian-coordinate-system
- car theft
- car thief
- carthorse
- cartilage
- cartilage damage
- cartilage injury
- cartilaginous
- cartilaginous fish
- carting
- cartload
- cartman
- cartographer
- cartographic
- cartography
- carton
- cartoon
- cartoon character
- cartoonish