rove in Latin
rove in Latin is vagor — rove means to wander about without a fixed destination.
rove in Latin
vagor
(intransitive) To roam, or wander about at random, especially over a wide area.
What does "rove" mean?
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verb To wander about without a fixed destination.
"They roved the countryside for weeks with no particular plan."
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rove in a sentence
- They roved the countryside for weeks with no particular plan.
- Her eyes roved across the crowded room.
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What is "rove" in Latin?
"rove" in Latin is vagor. rove means: To wander about without a fixed destination.
How do you use "rove" in a sentence?
Example: "They roved the countryside for weeks with no particular plan." In Latin, "rove" is vagor.
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