Definition of nomadic in English:

nomadic

adjective nəʊˈmadɪk

Living the life of a nomad; wandering.
nomadic herdsmen
Example sentencesExamples
- The people of the period were nomadic hunter-gatherers which means that they have left little trace for the modern archaeologist.
- It is a land of endless bush, villages, nomadic cattle herdsmen and subsistence farmers.
- While most of the Bedouin tribesman of the Wadi Rum area have now given up a nomadic lifestyle, camels are still valuable currency in a country not enriched by oil.
- The nomadic life as led by a Bedouin in the desert may have some romantic appeal, but I can't see what is attractive about it here.
- In 1911-14 he led a nomadic life, sometimes living in a caravan and camping with gypsies.
- In ancient times, the people of Asir were able to take advantage of the damp climate and abandoned the nomadic way of life essential for survival in the rest of Arabia.
- Artefacts include Roman pottery, bones and flints which show the town was the site of a camp used by nomadic hunters nearly 7,000 years ago.
- A hybrid accent bears testament to her nomadic youth - her father, a jazz musician, kept the family on the move around England.
- Such is the nomadic existence of the international press corps.
- What many do not realise is that Niger is a country three times the size of France and that 85% of the people are nomadic.
- UN workers are a strange breed who lead a bizarre, nomadic existence.
- Inevitably, her nomadic existence affected her love life.
- The travellers had huge rows about using the internet before grudgingly accepting that email made their nomadic lives much easier.
- They led a nomadic life, moving to wherever they could find adequate grazing around the southern edge of the Air Mountains.
- This remote and arid steppe, across which Ghengis Khan marched his vast army, was once the haunt of nomadic farmers.
- The sheer simplicity of camping in wild places has been a way of life for nomadic tribes for thousands of years.
- The court ruling means other gipsies may also argue that their nomadic lifestyles have been restricted in future planning cases.
- These nomadic people wander freely covering vast distances, oblivious to national borders.
- She had a nomadic upbringing courtesy of her father, a Mexican writer, and her mother, an American photographer.
- Milk from camels, goats, and cows is a major food for Somali herdsmen and nomadic families.
Synonyms
travelling, rambling, roaming, roving, journeying, drifting, itinerant, floating, wayfaring, voyaging, touring

Derivatives

nomadically

adverb nəʊˈmadɪk(ə)linoʊˈmædək(ə)li

As France's Public Enemy Number One grows in notoriety, he drives nomadically back and forth between the Mediterranean coast and a French seaside town, where a besotted 16-year-old girlfriend sits idly and waits for him.
Example sentencesExamples
- Instead he slipped into the role of international playboy and jet-setter; he never established roots, but moved nomadically from one film set to another.

Rhymes

Chadic, Cycladic, Helladic, maenadic, sporadic, triadic

Definition of nomadic in US English:

nomadic

adjectivenōˈmadik

Living the life of a nomad; wandering.
nomadic herdsmen
Example sentencesExamples
- The travellers had huge rows about using the internet before grudgingly accepting that email made their nomadic lives much easier.
- The court ruling means other gipsies may also argue that their nomadic lifestyles have been restricted in future planning cases.
- They led a nomadic life, moving to wherever they could find adequate grazing around the southern edge of the Air Mountains.
- The people of the period were nomadic hunter-gatherers which means that they have left little trace for the modern archaeologist.
- While most of the Bedouin tribesman of the Wadi Rum area have now given up a nomadic lifestyle, camels are still valuable currency in a country not enriched by oil.
- Artefacts include Roman pottery, bones and flints which show the town was the site of a camp used by nomadic hunters nearly 7,000 years ago.
- The nomadic life as led by a Bedouin in the desert may have some romantic appeal, but I can't see what is attractive about it here.
- Such is the nomadic existence of the international press corps.
- These nomadic people wander freely covering vast distances, oblivious to national borders.
- In 1911-14 he led a nomadic life, sometimes living in a caravan and camping with gypsies.
- A hybrid accent bears testament to her nomadic youth - her father, a jazz musician, kept the family on the move around England.
- UN workers are a strange breed who lead a bizarre, nomadic existence.
- This remote and arid steppe, across which Ghengis Khan marched his vast army, was once the haunt of nomadic farmers.
- It is a land of endless bush, villages, nomadic cattle herdsmen and subsistence farmers.
- What many do not realise is that Niger is a country three times the size of France and that 85% of the people are nomadic.
- In ancient times, the people of Asir were able to take advantage of the damp climate and abandoned the nomadic way of life essential for survival in the rest of Arabia.
- Milk from camels, goats, and cows is a major food for Somali herdsmen and nomadic families.
- She had a nomadic upbringing courtesy of her father, a Mexican writer, and her mother, an American photographer.
- Inevitably, her nomadic existence affected her love life.
- The sheer simplicity of camping in wild places has been a way of life for nomadic tribes for thousands of years.
Synonyms
travelling, rambling, roaming, roving, journeying, drifting, itinerant, floating, wayfaring, voyaging, touring

单词	nomadic
释义	Definition of nomadic in English: nomadic adjective nəʊˈmadɪk Living the life of a nomad; wandering. nomadic herdsmen Example sentencesExamples The people of the period were nomadic hunter-gatherers which means that they have left little trace for the modern archaeologist. It is a land of endless bush, villages, nomadic cattle herdsmen and subsistence farmers. While most of the Bedouin tribesman of the Wadi Rum area have now given up a nomadic lifestyle, camels are still valuable currency in a country not enriched by oil. The nomadic life as led by a Bedouin in the desert may have some romantic appeal, but I can't see what is attractive about it here. In 1911-14 he led a nomadic life, sometimes living in a caravan and camping with gypsies. In ancient times, the people of Asir were able to take advantage of the damp climate and abandoned the nomadic way of life essential for survival in the rest of Arabia. Artefacts include Roman pottery, bones and flints which show the town was the site of a camp used by nomadic hunters nearly 7,000 years ago. A hybrid accent bears testament to her nomadic youth - her father, a jazz musician, kept the family on the move around England. Such is the nomadic existence of the international press corps. What many do not realise is that Niger is a country three times the size of France and that 85% of the people are nomadic. UN workers are a strange breed who lead a bizarre, nomadic existence. Inevitably, her nomadic existence affected her love life. The travellers had huge rows about using the internet before grudgingly accepting that email made their nomadic lives much easier. They led a nomadic life, moving to wherever they could find adequate grazing around the southern edge of the Air Mountains. This remote and arid steppe, across which Ghengis Khan marched his vast army, was once the haunt of nomadic farmers. The sheer simplicity of camping in wild places has been a way of life for nomadic tribes for thousands of years. The court ruling means other gipsies may also argue that their nomadic lifestyles have been restricted in future planning cases. These nomadic people wander freely covering vast distances, oblivious to national borders. She had a nomadic upbringing courtesy of her father, a Mexican writer, and her mother, an American photographer. Milk from camels, goats, and cows is a major food for Somali herdsmen and nomadic families. Synonyms travelling, rambling, roaming, roving, journeying, drifting, itinerant, floating, wayfaring, voyaging, touring Derivatives nomadically adverb nəʊˈmadɪk(ə)linoʊˈmædək(ə)li As France's Public Enemy Number One grows in notoriety, he drives nomadically back and forth between the Mediterranean coast and a French seaside town, where a besotted 16-year-old girlfriend sits idly and waits for him. Example sentencesExamples Instead he slipped into the role of international playboy and jet-setter; he never established roots, but moved nomadically from one film set to another. Rhymes Chadic, Cycladic, Helladic, maenadic, sporadic, triadic Definition of nomadic in US English: nomadic adjectivenōˈmadik Living the life of a nomad; wandering. nomadic herdsmen Example sentencesExamples The travellers had huge rows about using the internet before grudgingly accepting that email made their nomadic lives much easier. The court ruling means other gipsies may also argue that their nomadic lifestyles have been restricted in future planning cases. They led a nomadic life, moving to wherever they could find adequate grazing around the southern edge of the Air Mountains. The people of the period were nomadic hunter-gatherers which means that they have left little trace for the modern archaeologist. While most of the Bedouin tribesman of the Wadi Rum area have now given up a nomadic lifestyle, camels are still valuable currency in a country not enriched by oil. Artefacts include Roman pottery, bones and flints which show the town was the site of a camp used by nomadic hunters nearly 7,000 years ago. The nomadic life as led by a Bedouin in the desert may have some romantic appeal, but I can't see what is attractive about it here. Such is the nomadic existence of the international press corps. These nomadic people wander freely covering vast distances, oblivious to national borders. In 1911-14 he led a nomadic life, sometimes living in a caravan and camping with gypsies. A hybrid accent bears testament to her nomadic youth - her father, a jazz musician, kept the family on the move around England. UN workers are a strange breed who lead a bizarre, nomadic existence. This remote and arid steppe, across which Ghengis Khan marched his vast army, was once the haunt of nomadic farmers. It is a land of endless bush, villages, nomadic cattle herdsmen and subsistence farmers. What many do not realise is that Niger is a country three times the size of France and that 85% of the people are nomadic. In ancient times, the people of Asir were able to take advantage of the damp climate and abandoned the nomadic way of life essential for survival in the rest of Arabia. Milk from camels, goats, and cows is a major food for Somali herdsmen and nomadic families. She had a nomadic upbringing courtesy of her father, a Mexican writer, and her mother, an American photographer. Inevitably, her nomadic existence affected her love life. The sheer simplicity of camping in wild places has been a way of life for nomadic tribes for thousands of years. Synonyms travelling, rambling, roaming, roving, journeying, drifting, itinerant, floating, wayfaring, voyaging, touring
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