Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The act of ambulating or walking about.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun The act of walking.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun
walking around
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun walking about
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Examples
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I am sure a lot of very elderly people that need assistance with ambulation would have their kids and grandkids take them and we would all be in line behind them!
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Ambulation, PlymouthBuilding on the history of art and ambulation, for the eight contemporary artists and collectives in this group show, journeying itself becomes an artform.
This week's new art picks amp; Robert Clark 2010
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And such conditions -- along with heavier, wetter snowstorms -- can be treacherous for travel and ambulation.
Cecil B. Wilson, M.D.: Climate Change Endangers Public Health in the United States M.D. Cecil B. Wilson 2010
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Sam Miller took a grand one, a great spiraling ambulation starting at the heart of Delhi and working its way to the outer precincts.
Angelina Jolie Biography, Gary Shteyngart's 'Super Sad True Love Story': Book Review Roundup 2010
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And such conditions -- along with heavier, wetter snowstorms -- can be treacherous for travel and ambulation.
Cecil B. Wilson, M.D.: Climate Change Endangers Public Health in the United States M.D. Cecil B. Wilson 2010
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Sam Miller took a grand one, a great spiraling ambulation starting at the heart of Delhi and working its way to the outer precincts.
Angelina Jolie Biography, Gary Shteyngart's 'Super Sad True Love Story': Book Review Roundup 2010
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And such conditions -- along with heavier, wetter snowstorms -- can be treacherous for travel and ambulation.
Cecil B. Wilson, M.D.: Climate Change Endangers Public Health in the United States M.D. Cecil B. Wilson 2010
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Sorry to say, there are people in public life who, were hubris a lubricant, could forgo ambulation and just glide on down the road.
Patrick Maines: Cute as a Button: The Schemes and "Confessions" of Reed Hundt 2010
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And such conditions -- along with heavier, wetter snowstorms -- can be treacherous for travel and ambulation.
Cecil B. Wilson, M.D.: Climate Change Endangers Public Health in the United States M.D. Cecil B. Wilson 2010
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If you follow these rules, your chances of getting there are about as good as if you risked some other mode of ambulation.
Stephen C. Rose: Walking Manhattan -- Rules for the Road 2009
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