nomadize

verb no·mad·ize \ -dīz \

Definition of nomadize

-ed/-ing/-s

intransitive verb

:to live the life of a nomad :roam about

transitive verb

:to make nomadic

nomadized by evacuation from the bombed cities
—Foreign Affairs

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¹nomad + -ize

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