Noun:

पेराम्ब्युलेटर,

perambulatory's Usage Examples:

transcendence or transformation but rather an emblem or mirror of the perambulatory figure in the foreground—of man as man".

around a series of remarkable spiral-like stairs and ramps that create perambulatory sequences carefully choreographed to create encounters between faculty.

" A gritty photo-essay chronicling the hardscrabble perambulatory band, The Ballad of the Hobo by photographer James Heil, was published.

reading migratory subjectivities in Maryse Condé"s "Heremakhonon" and perambulatory chain emails (2010) Selling that Caribbean woman down the river : diasporic.

His research focused on the Jack-in-the-Green, the perambulatory bush which was the traditional May-day custom of sweeps in the nineteenth.

His works in the round offer perambulatory experience of life of forms.

dialogue is trite and for most of the film the tempo is depressingly perambulatory" but praised the "camera"s mobility and many a good character sketch.