afield in a sentence

adv.

Definition

Afield means in or to the field, especially in the context of being outdoors or away from home.

The children ran afield, laughing as they chased butterflies in the meadow.
Farmers often send their dogs afield to help herd the livestock.
As the sun set, the group ventured afield, eager to explore the nearby woods.
The archaeologists went afield to search for ancient artifacts buried in the earth.
She often finds inspiration afield, away from the bustling city life.
After the storm, the animals wandered afield in search of food and shelter.
His adventures afield often led to unexpected discoveries about nature.
The team conducted research afield, collecting samples from various ecosystems.
With a map in hand, they set off afield to document the region's wildlife.
The artist's latest collection was inspired by landscapes she encountered afield.