What does nomadship mean?
Nomadship means (rare) The condition, state, or status of a nomad.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
(rare) The condition, state, or status of a nomad.
The book begins then with an evocation of terrible alienation, a paese irrecoverably lost, a nomadship only terminated by self-destruction: a lost soul surviving precariously in the memory of an embattled friend.
The sense that nothing was really worth any of I prior to this sip to not shake this aching aside any longer and to embrace the omens who charge into their own creations of my inner rage, turning them into Me and away from the shadow-casting employment of argument, war and the subtle expression of negative-nomadship amongst this external world called Thee.
Not long after she returned to Gloversville from Tucson, I began a decade-long academic nomadship during which I jumped from job to job, trying to teach and be a writer at the same time.
He described this period of his life as a “decadelong academic nomadship” during which he was simultaneously teaching and writing, seeking jobs that offered him more time to write even if they offered lower salaries.
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Nomadship means (rare) The condition, state, or status of a nomad.
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The book begins then with an evocation of terrible alienation, a paese irrecoverably lost, a nomadship only terminated by self-destruction: a lost soul surviving precariously in the memory of an embattled friend.
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