Circumnavigation: meaning, definitions and examples

Same as above; this appears to be a repeat entry.

• Magellan’s circumnavigation of the globe was a monumental achievement.
• His dream was to achieve circumnavigation of the Earth.

This word is used to describe the process or activity of accurately determining one's position and planning and following a route. It is often associated with travel by sea or air.

• Good navigation is crucial for a successful sailing trip.
• Modern navigation systems have made it much easier to travel in unfamiliar areas.

This phrase is commonly used in informal conversation to describe the act of moving from place to place, particularly for leisure or exploration.

• They spent the summer traveling around Europe.
• I enjoy traveling around different countries and experiencing new cultures.

This phrase is used to describe a trip that takes someone all around the world. It can be used in both formal and informal settings, often implying a more adventurous or extensive trip.

• Their global journey took them to over 30 countries in just six months.
• The novel tells the story of a young woman embarking on a global journey to find herself.