स्थिती बदला, रूपकात्मक अर्थाने प्रवास करणे किंवा पुढे जाणे,

Adjective:

प्रवास,

traveled's Usage Examples:

The band traveled in a gaudily decorated van with print on the side reading "Happy Wheels.

She has traveled around the world recalling her experiences making To Kill a Mockingbird, while expounding the book's messages of tolerance and compassion.

The favoured hypothesis for the origin of this geomorphologic unit is that shock waves generated during the impact traveled around the planet, and when they converged at the basin's antipode (180 degrees away) the high stresses were capable of fracturing the surface.

He traveled to Europe in 1920, and attended the Académie Julian in Paris.

Betty Lacy helped found the Ladies Memorial Association of Federicksburg, establishing the Confederate Cemetery, and her husband traveled and made speeches to raise money.

Plays were performed on mobile stages, called waggons, that traveled through towns so plays could be watched consecutively.

After competing in two consecutive majors, Ferrer traveled to Sweden to play in the 2011 Swedish Open as the second seed.

In 1969 he traveled to Italy with the hope of having Remey pass affairs over to him, but instead was labeled with the station of satan.

Early historyThe VPI Cadet Band and Corps of Cadets traveled to several expositions in the early 1900s.

, who traveled western China in the 1920-1930s and documented many places and people, as one of the most beautiful in all China.

He traveled extensively abroad with the princess on charity, and support missions that concerned matters of illness and welfare.

Champlin traveled more than two million miles here and abroad, lecturing on liturgical and pastoral matters as well as conducting retreats for priests and parish missions.

He was heavy favourite for the race, and 1,587,263 € (about "1,238,000) was bet on him in France (especially by many of the Japanese fans that traveled to the racecourse).

Synonyms:

travelled, cosmopolitan,

Antonyms:

provincial, noncomprehensive, endemic,