travelled
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- well-travelled adjective
Example Sentences
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Widely regarded as the pinnacle for any canine and its owner, both have travelled in unprecedented numbers from around the world this year to come to heel on Crufts' famous green carpets.
From Barron's
The penguins, which hatched in 2024, travelled to the Cotswolds from Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo in Wales.
From BBC
He said however that the war is also affecting customers who have travelled to other parts of the world, as the Gulf region is home to several major aviation hubs -- Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha.
From Barron's
The inquest heard the two women, who were originally from Pakistan, but lived in Rotherham, travelled to the national park with three male friends who were students with them at the University of Chester.
From BBC
Brooklyn also said Nicola had been "consistently disrespected by my family", and that his father had refused to see him when the pair travelled to visit for his birthday.
From BBC
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