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Meanings of meandering in English

Of a path e.g.

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Usage of meandering in English
1
Meanwhile, Twitter's stock price has been meandering downwards for the past year.
Wired
2
More and more often I found myself meandering on the second floor.
The thirteenth tale: a novel
3
An hour and a half later Anne began meandering through an explanation.
Monday Mourning
4
Teddy saw her walk toward the gazebo, taking long, meandering steps, swaying.
Shutter Island
5
Katrina and Tyler were walking together, meandering really, with no apparent purpose.
The unseen
6
Further on, a meandering line of trees appeared to mark a creek.
Tetrarch (Well of Echoes)
7
Beth made no attempt to hide the tears meandering down her cheeks.
The Naked God
8
It was like a meandering spring inside Artyom had been made straight.
Metro 2033
9
A few streams and narrow roads cut meandering paths through the trees.
The Name of the Wind
10
She kissed a meandering path from his ridged abs to his neck.
Midnight hero
11
His instrumental patterns are atmospheric, meandering, hardly tethered by any fixed beat.
Radio NZ
12
The terminator rose ahead, a black occlusion devouring the silently meandering clouds.
The Reality Dysfunction
13
The village seemed deserted except for small boys and a meandering donkey.
The Godfather
14
There was a fat black spider on the stone ceiling, meandering along.
The Lair of Bones
15
It was meandering, moving south at 2mph, but expected to veer north soon.
The Guardian
16
But from the public's point of view the PM has been meandering, lost.
News.com.au
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Meandering through the time
Meandering across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common