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vagrant

/ˈveɪɡrənt/noun

उच्चारण वेग्रन्ट

आवारा, बेघर व्यक्ति, घुमक्कड़ भिखारी

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    a person who has no home or job, especially one who begs from people

    आवारा, बेघर व्यक्ति, घुमक्कड़ भिखारी

    • The police moved the vagrants away from the station.
    • He lived as a vagrant for two years after losing his job.
    • A vagrant slept on the bench outside the station.
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    • The charity gives food to vagrants every evening.
    • The old vagrant told stories to the children in the park.

    Synonyms tramp drifter beggar

    Opposite householder resident

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    literary

    moving from place to place with no fixed home

    भटकता हुआ, घुमंतू

    • a vagrant life on the roads
    • The vagrant sleeping under the bridge was given a warm meal by the volunteers.
    • The vagrant musician travelled from village to village.
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    • They lived a vagrant existence, never staying long in any one place.
    • A vagrant sadhu passed through the town every winter.

    Synonyms wandering roving itinerant

    Opposite settled rooted

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?Which word?

Keep apart: vagrant (homeless wanderer), vagabond (a wanderer, often idle), nomad (a member of a people who move with their herds), itinerant (travelling for work).

अलग रखिए: vagrant (बेघर भटकने वाला), vagabond (घुमक्कड़, प्रायः निठल्ला), nomad (झुंड के साथ घूमने वाले समुदाय का सदस्य), itinerant (काम के लिए यात्रा करने वाला)।

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One-word substitution

A person with no home who wanders from place to place (also tramp, vagabond); the offence is vagrancy.

'जिसका कोई घर न हो और जो जगह-जगह भटकता रहे' के लिए यह शब्द (या tramp, vagabond) आता है; यह अपराध vagrancy कहलाता है।