travelled
[trav-uh ld]
adjective Chiefly British.
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Related Words for well-travelled
worldly, urbane, cultured, metropolitan, sophisticated, catholic, universal, smooth, public, ecumenical, global, gregarious, planetary, polished, worldwide, cultivated, well-travelledExamples from the Web for well-travelled
Historical Examples of well-travelled
To go in at one end of a well-travelled road and not to come out in the regular and expected way at the other!
Great PossessionsDavid Grayson
On well-travelled trails one often sees, at the tops of high hills, piles of stones, which have been built up during many years.
The TinguianFay-Cooper Cole
This was well-travelled and hard, and he needed to take no further thought about picking his way; the horse attended to that.
The Woman from OutsideHulbert Footner
Unconsciously, too, she had taken the road to the river,—the broad and well-travelled route of the Parisian unfortunate.
Mlle. FouchetteCharles Theodore Murray
This old man had once had artistic tendencies, had tried his hand at various things, and was well-read and well-travelled.
Heart and SoulVictor Mapes (AKA Maveric Post)
well-travelled
adjective (well travelled when postpositive)
travelled
US traveled
adjective
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