1. long journeys or travels, especially on foot or to distant places
Usage: plural form; often implies wandering or a series of journeys rather than a single trip

Examples

• After years of peregrinations across Europe, she finally settled in Paris.
• His peregrinations took him through deserts, mountains, and dense forests.
• The explorer documented his peregrinations in a detailed travel journal.
• Her peregrinations as a missionary brought her to remote villages in Africa.
• The novel follows the protagonist's peregrinations from childhood to old age.
• During his peregrinations, he collected artifacts from every continent.
• The band's peregrinations on their world tour lasted eighteen months.