Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

go-on-a-walkabout

verb phrase

/ɡoʊ ɒn ə ˈwɔːkəˌbaʊt/

Definition

To wander or roam around in a leisurely or casual manner, often for the purpose of exploration or relaxation.

Examples

After a long week at work, she decided to go on a walkabout in the park.
He likes to go on a walkabout during his weekends to discover new neighborhoods.
The artist often goes on walkabouts to gather inspiration from nature.

Meaning

This phrase typically refers to taking a break from routine and exploring the surroundings, often used in the context of Australian Aboriginal culture where it signifies a journey through the bush for inspiration or learning.