Sentences with GYROVAGUE
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"The gyrovague wandered from town to town, never staying in one place for long."
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"In medieval times, the gyrovague was a type of wandering monk."
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"The book described the life of a gyrovague in great detail."
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"The gyrovague relied on the kindness of strangers for food and shelter."
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"He spent years as a gyrovague, constantly on the move."
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"The gyrovague's existence was marked by constant uncertainty."
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"The religious sect was known for its gyrovague members."
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"She joined the gyrovague community to seek a more spiritual path."
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"The gyrovague's nomadic lifestyle was both liberating and challenging."
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"The gyrovague embraced a life of simplicity and detachment."
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"He wrote a book about his experiences as a gyrovague."
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"The gyrovague would often sleep outdoors under the stars."
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"The community provided support and companionship for the gyrovague."
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"The gyrovague had no home or possessions to call their own."
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"Many people were fascinated by the gyrovague's unconventional way of life."
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"The gyrovague was seen as a free spirit, unburdened by societal norms."
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"The gyrovague found solace in nature during their travels."
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"Her decision to become a gyrovague surprised her friends and family."
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"The gyrovague's constant movement prevented them from forming deep connections."
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"As a gyrovague, he developed a strong sense of self-reliance and independence."
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"The gyrovague was a wandering monk who had no permanent abode."
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"The gyrovague relied on the hospitality of others for accommodation and sustenance."
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"As a gyrovague, he traveled from place to place, never staying in one location for long."
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"The gyrovagues were known for their itinerant lifestyle and dedication to spiritual pursuits."
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"The life of a gyrovague could be challenging, but it offered a unique sense of freedom and adventure."
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"The gyrovague's constant movement made it difficult for them to establish personal relationships."
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"Some gyrovagues were renowned for their knowledge and wisdom, attracting followers wherever they went."
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"The gyrovague's detachment from material possessions allowed them to focus solely on their spiritual journey."
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"The gyrovague's nomadic existence was seen as a form of asceticism and renunciation of worldly desires."
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"In medieval times, gyrovagues were often associated with begging and lived by the charity of others."
