Similar words: traveler, unravel, travesty, compelled, machiavellian, depraved, so-called, appalled. Meaning: ['trævl] 
adj. familiar with many parts of the world.
adj. familiar with many parts of the world. 
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31. He has travelled extensively in Europe.
32. They travelled 200 miles on the first day.
33. His gaze travelled over her face.
34. He's travelled widely, chiefly in Africa and Asia.
35. By midday they had already travelled 200 miles.
36. He travelled to many distant lands.
37. He has travelled widely in Asia.
38. They travelled in a westward direction.
39. They travelled 30 miles through bandit country.
40. He travelled with a huge retinue of servants.
41. We travelled by train across Eastern Europe.
42. She has travelled in northern countries.
43. He travelled across continents in his quest for adventure.
44. He travelled the whole world.
45. He travelled around Europe labouring to pay his way.
46. He has travelled extensively in China.
47. We have travelled a tortuous road.
48. We travelled by night and rested by day.
49. They have both travelled widely.
50. The fugitives travelled by night andrested by day.
51. She has travelled the length and breadth of Britain.
52. The satellite travelled round the earth.
53. He's travelled the whole world.
54. They travelled across the mountains by mule.
55. We travelled aboard the same flight.
56. We travelled over by car.
57. He travelled the country on his motorbike.
58. They've travelled all over the world.
59. He travelled a lot throughout his childhood.
60. The ships travelled in convoy.
More similar words: traveler, unravel, travesty, compelled, machiavellian, depraved, so-called, appalled, skilled, chilled, thrilled, all levels, seller, gazelle, excellent, general ledger, intellectual, intellectually, craving, gravity, depravity, aggravate, pledge, ledger, gabled, novel, level, bottled, baffled, muffled.