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Meanings of
wayfaring
in English
Traveling especially on foot.
peripatetic
Related terms
unsettled
Usage of
wayfaring
in English
1
The mud of
wayfaring
hung in clots on his feet and legs.
2
The Tree of Life bears Bread and Wine-food of the
wayfaring
man.
3
The joy of all
wayfaring
folk lieth slain by you, sir knights.
4
They seem to regard the
wayfaring
Britisher as whimsical, that is all.
5
So simple, that the
wayfaring
man, though poor, shall not err therein.
6
At an early hour in the morning I was
wayfaring
again.
7
There was perpetual novelty and freshness in this mode of
wayfaring
.
8
A striking feature of Jewish
wayfaring
life was the writing of letters home.
9
In fact, he conceals his presence from any
wayfaring
,
Yankee-hunting guerillas.
10
This ought to be apparent even to the proverbial
wayfaring
man.
11
The breath of the
wayfaring
world touches us here,-thebreath of the starry sky.
12
Those who progress in mystic
wayfaring
are of four kinds.
13
The novice whispered a swift blessing after him, and a prayer for safe
wayfaring
.
14
There were many more
wayfaring
traders operating from town inns.
15
My subject, be it remembered, is not wayfarers, but
wayfaring
.
16
A dangerous crossing, a dangerous
wayfaring
,
a dangerous looking-back, a dangerous trembling and halting.
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About this term
wayfaring
wayfare
Verb
Present
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
poor wayfaring
happy wayfaring
dangerous wayfaring
dismiss the wayfaring
hard wayfaring
More collocations
Wayfaring
through the time
Wayfaring
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common