meandering
/miˈændərɪŋ/
adjective
- Following a winding or twisting path, like a river or road.
- We drove along a meandering mountain road with beautiful views.
- A meandering path led us through the forest to a hidden lake.
- The meandering river cut through the valley for miles.
- Long and unfocused; not direct or clear in speech, writing, or thought.
- The essay was too meandering, with too many unrelated ideas.
- She gave a meandering explanation that left everyone more puzzled.
- His meandering speech confused the audience and never reached a conclusion.
noun
- A winding or twisting course or movement.
- We followed the meanderings of the old stone wall through the countryside.
- The path's meanderings made the hike longer but more scenic.
- The meanderings of the stream created small pools along the way.
- A long, unfocused series of thoughts, statements, or actions.
- I enjoyed the meanderings of her mind as she told stories from her childhood.
- The book is full of philosophical meanderings that are hard to follow.
- His meanderings during the meeting wasted everyone's time.