The old coot ambled along, taking his own sweet time.
We ambled along as we talked.They ambled down the road.
I silently slunk away as the bear ambled toward the bee hive.
He ambled around the town.
The root word of ambled is "amble," which comes from the Old French word "ambler," meaning "to walk at a slow, relaxed pace."
Ambled
The word "ambled" is simply a past-tense verb like walked. Here is an example on how to use the word "ambled." She ambled along the side of the road. We will amble along the sidewalk, without purpose. Everyday, old man Duncan would amble along the seashore, looking for inspiration, for his painting was unfinished, and had been for ten years. Sometimes I amble around the caves, looking for the tiger that my brother said lived in. I like to get up early on vacation and amble along the beach. Sara walked in an amble fashion.
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A good sentence with the word "slowly." o(^_~)d"The apprehensive, timorous child ambled slowlytowards the, mystifying, perplexing and eerie entity..."Hope this worked!!
Ambled is a verb meaning walked slowly and leisurely.As we ambled through the forest, we made sure to take in every sight and sound of our wonderful surroundings.'You've ambled along for the past few hours,' said our guide impatiently, 'but now we really must be moving quicker; we need to make it back to camp before it gets dark.' he added ominously.
Ambled, strolled, paced, promenaded, sauntered and perambulated.
The loving couple happily ambled together under the sunset. To amble is a verb.
Ambled is a verb in the past tense.