ambling Definition
walking or moving at a slow, relaxed pace.
Using ambling: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "ambling" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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We spent the afternoon ambling through the park.
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The horses were ambling along the trail.
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She was ambling down the street when she saw her friend.
ambling Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for ambling
Phrases with ambling
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The tour guide led us through the museum at an ambling pace.
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The old dog had an ambling gait due to his arthritis.
a leisurely and unhurried talk
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They enjoyed an ambling conversation over coffee.
Origins of ambling
from Old French 'ambler', meaning 'to walk as a horse'
Summary: ambling in Brief
'Ambling' [ˈæmblɪŋ] refers to walking or moving at a slow, relaxed pace. It is often used to describe leisurely walks or strolls, as in 'We spent the afternoon ambling through the park.' 'Ambling' has synonyms like 'sauntering' and 'strolling,' and antonyms like 'running' and 'sprinting.' Phrases like 'ambling pace' and 'ambling gait' use the term to denote a slow, relaxed walking speed or style.
