1. to travel or wander from place to place, especially on foot
Usage: formal; literary

Examples

• The scholar decided to peregrinate across Europe to study ancient manuscripts.
• After retirement, she began to peregrinate through small towns, documenting local customs.
• Medieval pilgrims would peregrinate for months to reach holy sites.
• The naturalist peregrinated through the Amazon rainforest, collecting specimens.
• He spent years peregrinating from village to village, sharing his knowledge.
• The artist chose to peregrinate rather than establish a permanent studio.