13 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Traipse' in a Sentence

"To walk or move without a specific purpose or goal, often in a casual or aimless manner." more

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On a lazy Sunday afternoon, the cat liked to traipse through the garden, exploring every corner.

The detective had been traipsing around the crime scene for hours, looking for clues.

After hours of shopping, we have traipsed through every aisle in the mall.

Despite the rain, she decides to traipse through the park, enjoying the fresh air.

Next week, we will traipse through the historical landmarks of the city.

After finishing their picnic, the friends began to traipse along the riverbank, enjoying the scenic view.

They will have traipsed through the enchanted forest by the time the sun sets.

We traipse along the beach, collecting seashells as the waves crash.

With their backpacks and maps, the explorers were ready to traipse through the ancient ruins.

During the school field trip, the students had the opportunity to traipse around the museum and learn about different artifacts.

The detective has traipsed through countless crime scenes in search of clues.

Despite the rain, she has been traipsing in the garden, tending to her plants.

They have been traipsing along the beach, enjoying the soothing sound of the waves.

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