Ramble

Pronunciation: /ˈræmbəl/

Ramble (verb)

  1. to speak for a long time without a clear point
  2. to walk for pleasure without a specific direction

Examples

  • He tends to ramble during meetings.
  • She rambled on about her weekend.

Common collocations: ramble on, ramble aimlessly, ramble through, ramble along, enjoy a ramble

Ramble (noun)

  1. a walk taken for enjoyment without a fixed route
  2. a long talk without a clear purpose

Examples

  • They enjoyed a ramble in the woods.
  • A ramble by the lake is refreshing.

Synonyms of Ramble

Neutral

Informal

Antonyms of Ramble

  • — remaining in one place
  • — establishing in a place