How to pronounce“peripatetic”in English

in a peripatetic state right we're just Altima going from the eight o'clock to the nine o'clock to the ten o'clock the 11 o'clock we used to go out for lunch

uh non-peripatetic aristotelian etc notion of the planetary dynamic

With seven billion peripatetic Homo sapiens on the planet, it was perhaps inevitable that one of them would eventually trod on the grave of the magnificent titan

And his school was called the Peripatetic, meaning “walkie” and thus informal—not like the Academy.

My parents — I had the luck of having parents who were peripatetic, first of all as students and then as diplomats.

And we’ve got a society where people are very peripatetic and almost nomadic, and all of these Internet dating sites are a way to meet new people.

The Greek word for reversal is peripeteia; you might recognize it from the English word peripatetic, which means walking back and forth.