Definitions
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- verb Present participle of
meander . - adjective
winding orrambling - noun An instance or period or roaming.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective of a path e.g.
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Examples
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He gets away with meandering from the mystery plot
Mark Henry’s HAPPY HOUR OF THE DAMNED « Urban Fantasy Land 2008
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The moral of all this meandering is this: computers and connectivity have gotten to be important, as you say, in most professions.
Connection Overload 2007
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And meandering from the Greek river which winds all over the place.
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There was one large water-hole and a succession of small ones, connected by water-courses, now dry, and meandering from a gully, which on the eastern side broke the hill against which Moongarr head-station was built.
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Fortunately, the meandering is often redeemed by Sittenfeld’s ability to evoke surprising details and fresh perspectives.
Finds and flops 2006
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Fortunately, the meandering is often redeemed by Sittenfeld’s ability to evoke surprising details and fresh perspectives.
Finds and flops 2006
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It is more often characterized by meandering incremental steps designed to make problems less bad rather than "solve" them.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Steven Cohen 2012
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Music was once an expression meandering through the myriad tributaries of the depths of the human soul.
Asian 2009
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"It's kind of meandering," said Ralph Preston, market analyst with Heritage West Financial.
Gold Meanders to a Small Gain Tatyana Shumsky 2011
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Ron Broglio's audiocast and essay on Wordsworth, for example, draw heavily on Deleuze's work with Guattari, emphasizing the ways in which their approach to "meandering" and
Introduction 2008
ravages commented on the word meandering
of rivers. of men. of tastes. of fickle hearts.
oxbow
December 15, 2007