meandering
સર્પાકાર
definition
verb
a river that meandered gently through a meadow
(of a river or road) follow a winding course.
noun
oxbow lagoons left by the river's meanderings
an act of following a winding course.
adjective
a meandering lane
following a winding course.
example
This episodic, 'meandering' film follows the men as they wander the streets, hang out in bars and offer advice to each other.
Maybe I wasn't quite in the mood such a slow, 'meandering' film.
Her 'meandering' journey sometimes fails to engage.
The rear garden is dotted with mature spruce trees and frames a view of the 'meandering' Derry river, which provides a natural boundary for the property.
He tossed all the company men overboard and took his rag tag crew on a 'meandering' route to Barbados.
When read straight through, the narrative digressions take the reader on a 'meandering' path that resembles hypertextual linking.
Slowly the landscape changed as the two elementals followed the 'meandering' river.
The last phase of the project converted the 'meandering' Kissimmee River, the main watershed artery to Lake Okeechobee, into a formless drainage canal.
For example, the title track's obscured by excessive 'meandering' , never giving any indication of the song's center, or the composition's significance.
Grids lay upon the landscape reducing 'meandering' rivers and their jagged embankments to scenic enjoyments or inconveniences to overcome.
An album for long, 'meandering' summer afternoons, Magic and Medicine is a quirky and imaginative bundle of joy.
The space for each city was divided in two by a 'meandering' path extending from Cario to Dakar.
It's a quietly elegant film, with a 'meandering' pace to reflect the setting.
Instead, it turns into a 'meandering' plod through confused politics and hinted rebellion that never really gets going until the final 20 minutes.
The aptly titled venue was surrounded by a huge gorge, rolling bluffs and a 'meandering' river.
Short and stylistically different than much of the rest of the album, it features Hayden in top vocal form, gently wrapping his words around a 'meandering' piano melody.
In these 'meandering' reflections, neither Bacon the man nor Bacon the artist ever comes alive.
The Namesake is a 'meandering' narrative following Gogol, the American son of Bengali Indians who immigrated to Massachusetts during the 60s.
And the program includes almost all the states bordering the river, from its start as a 'meandering' creek in northern Minnesota to its end at the Gulf of Mexico - 2,500 miles later.
The film is 'meandering' and self-indulgent in places, although the music, images and commentary occasionally combine to create moments of genuine beauty.
The 'meandering' blasts of flute that weave their way throughout lend the song a Chinese feel and make it quite enticing.
The opening animated graphic is a 'meandering' roadway which, after describing a few bends and curves, stops and emits skinny flagpoles flying the section headings.
If there is a point, it soon becomes lost in the 'meandering' ending.
Oxbow lakes are formed when river channels cut through their own 'meandering' paths and form shorter courses, leaving standing bodies of water.
In the avalanche of smells and sounds and sights on the crowded beach we had forgotten the twins, each of us assuming that they were following our 'meandering' path.
The ensuing 86 minutes unfold in a slow, 'meandering' fashion, yet somehow remain likeable even if nothing much happens.
This overly long melodrama from the Philipines suffers technical flaws like poor dubbing, patchy performances and a 'meandering' narrative.
Built on seven hills and intersected by the 'meandering' River Vltava, Prague offers a stunning array of architecture.
Blessed with a running time polite enough to not overstay its welcome, it cuts a 'meandering' swathe through a whole plethora of styles.
The family acquired a former cereal farm, a 300 hectare spread extending along both sides of the 'meandering' river Ega.
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