nomad
/ˈnoʊ.mæd/noun★Intermediate
general
a person who travels from place to place, typically for work or lifestyle, without a permanent home
Digital nomads work remotely while traveling the world.
This refers to people who use technology to work from different locations.
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The term can also describe animals that migrate seasonally.
Collocations
digital nomada person who works remotely while travelingnomadic lifestylea way of living that involves frequent travel
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Related Phrases
nomadic tribephrase
a group of people who travel together without a fixed home
💡Pro Tip
Usage in modern contexts
The term is often used for people who work remotely while traveling.
⚡Gold Rule
Avoid negative connotations
While 'nomad' is neutral, related terms like 'vagabond' can imply aimlessness.
📖Word Origin
From Latin 'nomas' (Greek 'nómos'), meaning 'roaming in search of pasture.'
📝Usage Notes
The term can be used literally or metaphorically to describe someone who moves frequently.
Word Breakdown
nomad
one who roams
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