Sentence examples for a vagabond from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a vagabond" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person who wanders from place to place without a permanent home, often implying a lifestyle of travel or homelessness.
Example: "He lived like a vagabond, moving from city to city with no plans for the future."
Alternatives: "a drifter" or "a wanderer".

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What is a vagabond?

I feel like a vagabond".

It's a vagabond life.

But I feel like a vagabond.

Being a vagabond made Sierra more appreciative.

An elderly couple take a Vagabond cruise in the Mediterranean.

I became a drunk, a vagabond, a tramp," he admitted.

Mr. Meenan has had something of a vagabond life.

I must be a bit of a vagabond".

He was a genius, a vagabond, a facilitator.

He soon became a vagabond, a good pro player but not a great one.

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