Errantry
Pronunciation: /ˈɝˈɹænˈtɹaɪ/
Errantry (noun)
- The act of travelling or acting in a way that is not planned, often in search of adventure or a goal.
- Behaviour that goes away from what is right or expected, especially when someone should follow rules or duties.
Examples
- Their errantry led them to hidden villages and quiet rivers.
- He loved errantry because every road felt like a new story.