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Meanings of
wanderlust
in English
Portuguese
wanderlust
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Very strong or irresistible impulse to travel.
itchy feet
Portuguese
wanderlust
Portuguese
wanderlust
Spanish
wanderlust
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Strong desire to travel the world.
Related terms
concept
Portuguese
wanderlust
Synonyms
Examples for "
itchy feet
"
itchy feet
Examples for "
itchy feet
"
1
Those golf types clearly get
itchy
feet
very quickly.
2
Those of us with
itchy
feet
and a yearning for faraway places are in purgatory.
3
Athletes are terrible, we get very
itchy
feet
.
4
Those with talent are getting
itchy
feet
.
5
M&A often gives executives
itchy
feet
.
Usage of
wanderlust
in English
1
Also read: Virtual travel experiences to help satisfy your
wanderlust
during lockdown
2
In no specific order, here are 15 pictures to ignite your
wanderlust
.
3
I missed my alone time, my books, and my ways of
wanderlust
.
4
But if you want to spark your
wanderlust
,
take a gander below.
5
The shipping up the Southampton water nurtured my
wanderlust
and extensive future travels.
6
Today's multibillion-dollar travel industry knows our inner
wanderlust
only too well.
7
Perhaps the
wanderlust
would leave him, and he could finally find a home.
8
Until recently, Colm Hanratty had a dream job for anyone stricken with
wanderlust
.
9
Success at court did not exhaust Zoffany's energy, curiosity and
wanderlust
.
10
From Geoff Dyer to Nietzsche: the best books to inspire
wanderlust
11
The more civilised we get, the greater the
wanderlust
and adventure spirit inside.
12
It's devil's
wanderlust
they're singin' about! Again the needle went down.
13
In their mid-60s, they were satisfying their
wanderlust
in South America.
14
And undoubtedly she would have lost him, as
wanderlust
rose to overtake affection.
15
His
wanderlust
might explain why an asteroid was named after him in 1898.
16
It's a sure case of a mother creating a
wanderlust
in her daughter.
Other examples for "wanderlust"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
wanderlust
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
old wanderlust
have wanderlust
many wanderlust
serious wanderlust
afflict with wanderlust
More collocations
Translations for
wanderlust
Portuguese
wanderlust
Spanish
wanderlust
Wanderlust
through the time
Wanderlust
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common