Antonyms for voyager

Grammar : Noun

Spell : voi-uh-jer

Phonetic Transcription : ˈvɔɪ ə dʒər

Definition of voyager

As in passenger : noun person who rides in vehicle conducted by another
As in tourist : noun person who visits a place
As in traveler : noun person who journeys
As in wanderer : noun person who travels aimlessly
As in globetrotter : noun jet-setter
As in sightseer : noun tourist
As in excursionist : noun tourist
As in tripper : noun tourist
As in venturer : noun adventurer
As in adventurer : noun person who takes risks
As in expedition : noun journey; people on a journey

Example sentences :

No voyager or artist can do justice to the scenery of the Bosphorus.
Extract from : « The British Expedition to the Crimea » by William Howard Russell

This is the boat of the northern traveler, the voyager of the upper ways.
Extract from : « The Way to the West » by Emerson Hough

The voyager makes his paddle about as long as his rifle, up to his chin in length.
Extract from : « The Way to the West » by Emerson Hough

True, according to the voyager, the precious metal was itself absent.
Extract from : « My Schools and Schoolmasters » by Hugh Miller

Now what strikes the voyager is the barrenness and desolation of the land.
Extract from : « Cape Cod » by Henry D. Thoreau

That voyager had broken up his colony and abandoned New France.
Extract from : « Pioneers Of France In The New World » by Francis Parkman, Jr.

These have been mentioned with surprise by every voyager since the time of Pernety.
Extract from : « A Naturalist's Voyage Round the World » by Charles Darwin

"You'll upset this one before we can get ashore," the other voyager remarked.
Extract from : « Last Words » by Stephen Crane

So our voyager had walked not only for a whole day but through the night.
Extract from : « The Foundations of Japan » by J.W. Robertson Scott

A hole cut in the square sail enables the voyager to see ahead.
Extract from : « The Art of Travel » by Francis Galton

Synonyms for voyager

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