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A synonym is a word that means the same, or almost the same thing, as another word. This tag is for asking about pairs of words. If you're requesting a synonym, please use the ‘single-word-request’ tag.
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Difference between 'roam' and 'ramble' [closed]
Both of these words mean "move about aimlessly or without any destination".
Is there any difference between them? Is there any context in which you'd use "ramble" instead of "roam", or vice versa?
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