verb

amble

to amble, to stroll, to saunter

They ambled along the riverbank.

They ambled along the riverbank.

We ambled through the old town.

We ambled through the old town.

((adverbial phrase)) to walk in a slow, relaxed way They ambled along the riverbank.

Synonyms: stroll, saunter; Antonyms: rush, hurry, race

From Latin 'ambulare' meaning 'to walk'. This is the same root as in 'ambulance'.

Imagine an 'ambulance' moving slowly, 'ambling' through a park on its day off.

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