Itinerant (/aɪˈtɪnərənt/) means traveling from place to place, especially on a regular basis. It is often used to describe people who travel for work or leisure, such as musicians, artists, or performers.
Examples:
- He is an itinerant musician who travels the country performing at different venues.
- They were itinerant workers who moved from farm to farm during the harvest season.
- The itinerant preacher visited different towns to spread the word of God.
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