traveled

[ trav-uhld ]
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adjective
  1. having traveled, especially to distant places; experienced in travel.

  2. used by travelers: a heavily traveled road.

Origin of traveled

1
late Middle English word dating back to 1375–1425; see origin at travel, -ed2
  • Also especially British, trav·elled .

Other words from traveled

  • well-traveled, adjective

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How to use traveled in a sentence

  • Two or three roads entered the one they were following, and they were all as well traveled.

    Motor Matt's "Century" Run | Stanley R. Matthews
  • Both roads to North Adams are well traveled and the farmhouses are near together.

    The Boy Scouts of Bob's Hill | Charles Pierce Burton
  • You know well enough there are no bears and the road to Savoy is a well-traveled one.

    The Boy Scouts of Bob's Hill | Charles Pierce Burton
  • Now this combined trail on northwest to the diggin's was a well-traveled trail indeed, deep with sand and dust.

    The Pike's Peak Rush | Edwin L. Sabin
  • The well-traveled one led past a number of cabins, and ended near the kitchen door.

    The Shadow | Mary White Ovington