Strolled

Strolled is a verb that describes the act of walking in a leisurely or unhurried manner. It implies a relaxed pace, often taken for pleasure, exercise, or simply to pass the time. The word suggests a lack of urgency or a specific destination, emphasizing the enjoyment of the journey itself.

When someone strolls, they are typically moving at a slow, easy gait. This contrasts with a brisk walk, a hurried pace, or a determined stride. People might stroll through a park, along a beach, or down a quiet street. The act of strolling can be solitary or accompanied, and it is often associated with contemplation, conversation, or observation of one's surroundings.

The etymology of "strolled" can be traced back to the Middle English word "strolen," which also meant to walk about or wander. It conveys a sense of gentle movement and a relaxed state of mind. The term is commonly used to describe a pleasant and unhurried experience of walking.