maundered

[ˈmɔːndə(r)]

maundered Definition

• 1. to talk or move in a confused way, often for a long time
• 2. to wander aimlessly or idly

Using maundered: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "maundered" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He maundered on about his childhood memories.

• Example

  She maundered through the park, enjoying the sunshine.

• Example

  The conversation maundered from one topic to another.

maundered Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for maundered

• ramble
• drift
• meander

Phrases with maundered

• maundering stream

  a stream that meanders or wanders aimlessly

  Example

  We followed the maundering stream through the forest.

• maundering walk

  a leisurely walk without a specific destination or purpose

  Example

  I took a maundering walk around the city, just enjoying the sights and sounds.

• maundering speech

  a speech that is rambling and unfocused

  Example

  The politician's maundering speech failed to address any of the important issues.

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Summary: maundered in Brief

To 'maunder' [ˈmɔːndə(r)] is to talk or move in a confused or aimless way. It can also mean to wander aimlessly. Examples include 'He maundered on about his childhood memories' and 'She maundered through the park, enjoying the sunshine.' 'Maunder' can be used in phrases like 'maundering stream,' 'maundering walk,' and 'maundering speech.'