1. in a manner involving walking or traveling from place to place; while moving about
Usage: formal; often used to describe a teaching or learning style involving movement
2. in the manner of the Peripatetic school of philosophy; through discussion while walking
Usage: historical; relating to Aristotle and his followers

Examples

• The professor taught peripatetically, leading students through the campus gardens while discussing philosophy.
• She explored the city peripatetically, wandering through neighborhoods and discovering hidden cafés.
• The ancient Greeks engaged peripatetically in debate, believing that walking aided intellectual thought.
• He preferred to work peripatetically rather than sitting at a desk all day.
• The nomadic tribe lived peripatetically, moving seasonally across the grasslands.
• Teachers sometimes instruct peripatetically to keep students engaged and energized.