Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Nomad"

A: This is a metaphorical usage, so it isn't obvious to me what it necessarily means. However, what it sounds like it means is a person who lives in a modern, industrialized, and sedentary society, but who tends to move around a lot.

A: It means someone who has no home; someone who wanders. Or someone who travels without a home.

A: Nomads, are people who have no home and wander from place to place. Never settling.

A: “Early humans were nomads, and would travel in small family groups.”

Truthfully, “nomad” is not a very commonly used term.

A: thank you!

A: -He lived like a nomad for a few years after college, never holding a job in one place for very long.
-After college she became quite the nomad, backpacking through Europe with no particular destination

A: You ask many questions of the same type as above. Use a search engine on the Internet and then come back for clarification.
I think this is why no-one has answered your questions.

A: Nomads describes a group of people who are nomads. Nomadic describes one person as being a nomad, or doing something nomadic.

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A: I like the sound of "felt like a nomad" but the nuance is more of changing where you live, not where you want to sit. Maybe "I couldn't settle down today" or "I felt restless today"?

A: the only mistake is it should be we look back at camping

A: Nomad isn't really good or bad. And yes, you can use nomad that way.