Meanings of peripatetic life in English

Zen's peripatetic life and tangled emotional encounters owed much to Dibdin's own spirit.

In my youth, such a peripatetic life held great appeal.

His father was a high-ranking pilot, and he lived the peripatetic life of a service child.

In between, he lived an adventurous and peripatetic life, which Riley describes nimbly in the introduction.

Acker always led a peripatetic life.

In January 1945 the couple married and Barbara began to adjust to the peripatetic life of a service wife.

The Shah led a peripatetic life, moving from Mexico to the US, Panama, then Egypt, where he died in July 1980.

His peripatetic life has taken him from Canada, where he grew up, to the UK, where he completed a PhD in maths.

Evening in Paradise is a collection of 22 more raw, elliptical, devilishly funny tales that draw on her own precarious, peripatetic life.

Dropping in and out of the family's peripatetic lives, McAllister documents their changing struggles as a strange mix of family friend and televisual confessor.