deambulation
noun
de·am·bu·la·tion
\(ˌ)dēˌambyəˈlāshən\
Definition of deambulation
: the act of walking abroad or about : promenade
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Origin and Etymology of deambulation
Latin deambulation-, deambulatio, from deambulatus (past participle of deambulare to walk abroad or about, from de- + ambulare to walk) + -ion-, -io -ion
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