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The phrase "gone walkabout" originates from Australian Aboriginal culture, where it traditionally describes a journey undertaken by Indigenous Australians, often young men, as a rite of passage, spiritual journey, or connection with ancestral lands. In this context, it has a deeply significant cultural and spiritual meaning.
In colloquial usage, especially in non-Indigenous English, the term has been appropriated to mean someone has gone missing, is absent without explanation, or has gone off on an aimless journey. This casual usage often strips the term of its original cultural context, and depending on how and where it is used, it can be seen as disrespectful or trivialising of Indigenous cultures.
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