itinerant

adjective

itin·er·ant | \ ī-ˈti-nə-rənt

Definition of itinerant

: traveling from place to place especially : covering a circuit itinerant preacher

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an itinerant musician can see a lot of the world

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The itinerant fashion show is de rigueur these days for the major luxury brands, because their in-between-seasons collections are so lucrative. — Erik Maza, Town & Country, "Chanel Sets Sail for New York City," 15 Nov. 2018 In the 15th century, an itinerant ethnic group originally hailing from northern India made their way to Western Europe. — Ben Zimmer, WSJ, "Being ‘Bohemian’: Queen’s Vagabond Rhapsody Has Its Roots in a Vanished Kingdom," 2 Nov. 2018 Hobos, or tramps, were itinerant workers and wanderers who illegally hopped freight cars on the newly expanding railroad in the United States in the late 19th century. — Coleman Lowndes, Vox, "The (mostly) true story of hobo graffiti," 17 July 2018 Analyses of paintings and sculptures take a lead role in each of the book’s chapters, especially when Ms. Rossellini, whose biography describes her as an itinerant university teacher, comes to her own field of expertise, the Italian Renaissance. — James Romm, WSJ, "‘Know Thyself’ Review: The Evolution of a Culture," 10 June 2018 The search for self-expression expanded at the University of Southern California, where the itinerant sisters—raised by Palestinian parents between Riyadh, London, and Dubai—graduated with double majors in film production and fine art. — Kate Branch, Vogue, "This DJ Sister Act Is the Only Beauty Inspiration You Need This Summer," 12 July 2018 More crops have cut the number of young men seeking itinerant employment in the cities during the dry season. — The Economist, "Mini-grids could be a boon to poor people in Africa and Asia," 12 July 2018 Throughout her long and full life, Elise was active in church, always involved in missionary endeavors, serving refreshments, and providing hospitality to itinerant preachers and foreign missionaries on furlough. — Sun-Sentinel.com, "Deaths in South Florida: 6/27," 27 June 2018 The attack late Saturday was the latest and by far the most violent in a string of attacks on Ukraine’s Roma communities, an itinerant ethnic group sometimes called Gypsies. — Mansur Mirovalev, latimes.com, "Deadly attack on Roma community in Ukraine is blamed on neo-Nazi youth," 25 June 2018

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