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It really should be included with the Roam itself, like the one included with Sonos’ Move speaker, both to give the tiny gadget a more permanent spot for home playback and keep it topped off when you need to grab it and go.

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This includes the Move and the all-new Roam, which is smart, lightweight, waterproof, and ready for any adventure.

Reports this week said they were free to roam around Qatar and were not confined to house arrest.

Angels begin consorting with human women, and giants roam the earth.

Sure, brutes and warlords still roam the region, but the worst enemies no longer wear uniforms or wield guerrilla manuals.

The evening before, Mischief Night, pranksters roam the dark.

In the script, the cheetahs drift from their owner and roam suburban Mexico unattended.

Thus four thousand Indians at most roam through, rather than occupy, these vast stretches of inland territory and sea-shore.

It would be too dismal for Gwynne to roam through the purlieus with a policeman—and he cannot come down often.

He does not keep them in barns, or feed them with hay, but they roam over the hills, and feed on grass both in winter and summer.

He hasn't the nerve to forsake his native heath and roam the wide world, a free and independent gentleman.

Overwhelming it was, furious, relentless; his thoughts strove to roam, but it seized him by the hair and dragged him back.

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On this page you'll find 78 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to roam, such as: drift, meander, prowl, ramble, saunter, and stray.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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