Does the word "roam" have any religious connotations to it?
1 Answer
Oct 30, 2016
No, although the homonym "Rome" is associated with the Roman Catholic Church.
Explanation:
To roam means to wander, to travel without purpose.
I am unaware of any religious connotation associated with the word.
The only thing that is close is the homonym "Rome" which is associated with the Roman Catholic Church.
