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Meanings of vagabondage in English
Portuguese
vagabundagem Catalan
vagareig Usage of vagabondage in English
1
All crimes of the man begin in the vagabondage of the child.
2
No one can write of the homeless who is playing at vagabondage.
3
They had climbed it together during that summer vagabondage, nineteen years before.
4
The youth's laughing suggestions flamed him with a sudden yearning for vagabondage.
5
Indeed, what will happen if we continue this monotonous and idle vagabondage?
6
That astronomers are like mercantile purists who would deny commercial vagabondage.
7
Fleda was the heir of all this, the product of generations of such vagabondage.
8
He missed the atmosphere of vagabondage that had inspired and stimulated his early boyhood.
9
Between bondage and vagabondage I did not hesitate to choose.
10
The reaction against vagabondage will come from the children themselves.
11
To set his little knowledge against his own studious vagabondage!
12
Homeless all of them; their common vagabondage is only a matter of degrees of decency.
13
The essence of vagabondage is the spirit of romance.
14
In this group vagabondage, crime, immorality and other character abnormalities appeared linked with the feeble-mindedness.
15
Thieving goes with the life of idleness and vagabondage.
16
He was a bitter foe to vagabondage and mendicity.
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