peregrination [noun]

The old man's life was a series of peregrinations across continents.

The backpacker embarked on a solitary peregrination through the mountains.

The monk's peregrination to the holy city was a spiritual journey.

The artist's peregrination through Europe inspired their new work.

The nomadic tribe's annual peregrination was a way of life.

The writer's peregrination through different cultures enriched their stories.

The philosopher's peregrination through ideas led to profound insights.

The explorer's peregrination to the uncharted territory was perilous.

The bird's annual peregrination to warmer climates was a marvel of nature.

The salesman's peregrination across the country was exhausting.

The couple's peregrination through the countryside was a romantic getaway.

The student's peregrination through different universities broadened their horizons.

The photographer's peregrination captured the beauty of diverse landscapes.

The mystic's peregrination was a search for inner peace.

The scientist's peregrination to the remote island was for research purposes.

The adventurer's peregrination was filled with unexpected challenges.

The pilgrim's peregrination to the holy site was a sacred journey.

The nomad's peregrination was a constant search for new pastures.

The artist's peregrination through different art styles was experimental.

The philosopher's peregrination through time and space was thought-provoking.

The explorer's peregrination was fueled by curiosity and adventure.

The writer's peregrination through the human condition was insightful.

The mystic's peregrination was a quest for enlightenment.

The scientist's peregrination led to groundbreaking discoveries.

The adventurer's peregrination was a testament to human endurance.

They were contented with the peregrination of daily necessity.

And where, I ask, would he be more likely to obtain the object of his peregrination, viz.

I rested for half an hour, and then commenced my peregrination.

We may now continue our peregrination along the main street.

I pray you Lucius tell me the cause of your peregrination hither.

At last she spoke again, out of the dusk from the corner she had reached in her peregrination.

Thereupon the Buddha prescribed that the monks were to keep ‘Vassa,’ and refrain from peregrination during the rains.

In the course of my peregrination, as aunt calls it, I happen'd in to a house where D—— was attending the Lady of the family.

After dinner we had to undertake a third peregrination to bed, and a fourth the next morning to get our train.

He straightened himself up, patted his hair, and resumed his peregrination.