ramble

[ˈræmbl]

ramble Definition

• 1. to walk for pleasure, especially in the countryside
• 2. to talk or write in a confused way, often for a long time
• 3. a long walk taken for pleasure, especially in the countryside

Using ramble: Examples

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

• Example

  We spent the afternoon rambling through the fields.

• Example

  He rambled on about his childhood memories.

• Example

  The group went on a ramble in the mountains.

ramble Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for ramble

• stroll
• saunter
• roam
• meander
• wander

Antonyms for ramble

• direct
• straightforward

Phrases with ramble

• go for a ramble

  to take a leisurely walk, especially in the countryside

  Example

  We decided to go for a ramble in the park.

• ramble on

  to talk or write at length in a wandering or unfocused way

  Example

  He rambled on for hours about his favorite books.

• ramble through

  to walk or move through an area in a leisurely or relaxed way

  Example

  We spent the morning rambling through the old town.

Origins of ramble

from Middle English 'romblen', meaning 'to wander around aimlessly'

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Summary: ramble in Brief

The verb 'ramble' [ˈræmbl] can mean to walk for pleasure, especially in the countryside, or to talk or write in a confused way. It can also refer to a long walk taken for pleasure. Examples include 'We spent the afternoon rambling through the fields,' and 'He rambled on about his childhood memories.' Phrases like 'go for a ramble' and 'ramble through' denote leisurely walks, while 'ramble on' refers to unfocused talking or writing.