nomadism
/ˈnoʊməˌdɪzəm/
noun
- The practice of moving from place to place rather than settling permanently in one location, often to follow food sources or seasonal conditions.
- Nomadism allowed ancient tribes to survive in harsh environments by following herds of animals.
- The study of nomadism helps anthropologists understand how humans adapted to changing climates.
- Some modern families practice nomadism by living in a van and traveling to different cities for work.
- A lifestyle or way of life characterized by frequent travel and lack of a fixed home.
- Digital nomadism has become popular among remote workers who want to explore the world.
- The novel explores the romance and hardship of nomadism in the modern era.
- Her nomadism meant she never stayed in one city for more than a few months.
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