Word adjective
traveled
adj.
US /ˈtɹævəɫd/ trav·eled UK spelling travelled
Definition
- 01 B2 Upper Intermediate
describes a person who has visited many different countries and knows a lot about the world.
having gained knowledge or sophistication through extensive travel. Often used in the phrase 'well-traveled'.
Simple“She is a very traveled person who speaks four languages.”
In context“The diplomat was a highly traveled individual, capable of navigating diverse cultural protocols with ease and grace.”
SynonymsAntonymsunexposedsheltered - 02 B1 Intermediate
describes a road or path that many people use.
referring to a route or path that is frequently used by traffic or pedestrians. Often appears as 'well-traveled'.
Simple“This is a heavily traveled road, so expect some traffic during rush hour.”
In context“The hikers decided to leave the well-traveled path in search of a more secluded spot near the waterfall.”
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Level A2 · Elementary
Frequency Common
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