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Word | Vagrant |
continually changing especially as from one abode or occupation to another; a drifting double-dealer; the floating population; vagrant hippies of the sixties / continually changing especially as from one abode or occupation to another / Moving without certain direction / wandering, unsettled / stray (adj); random (adj); homeless wanderer (n) / characteristic of, relating to, or living the life of a vagrant. / a person who has no place to live and no job and who asks people for money, | |
Usage | ⇒ The vagrant man saw a hamlet ⇒ He tried to study, but could not collect his vagrant thoughts. ⇒ a part of the city that attracts many vagrants ⇒ vagrant beggars ⇒ An old car was a welcome shelter for the occasional vagrant |
Synonyms | vagabond, tramp, drifter, itinerant, bum, hobo, drifting, wanderer, nomadic, transient, rover, wandering, aimless, derelict, floater, migrant, peripatetic, wayward, beggar, erratic, |
Antonyms | settled, stationary, bolter, certain, connatural, guided, hereditary, immanent, immobile, indigenous, inherent, internal, intrinsic, lasting, light, local, motionless, proper, sedentary, slender, |
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