itinerate — to travel from place to place, especially on a circuit or for work
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to travel from place to place, especially on a circuit or for work
Pronunciation (IPA): /aɪˈtɪnəreɪt/
Korean meaning: 순회하다, 이곳저곳을 다니며 일하다
Korean pronunciation: 아이**티**너레이트
Example Sentences
- The coffee truck owner decided to itinerate around college campuses during exam week.
- Medieval merchants would itinerate between towns to sell their goods at different markets.
- The yoga instructor plans to itinerate across rural areas where wellness programs are scarce.
itinerate
VERB//aɪˈtɪnəreɪt//
to travel from place to place, especially on a circuit or for work

a cheerful merchant with a wide-brimmed hat unpacks various goods from his ornate wagon filled with items from different places. He displays exotic spices, colorful fabrics, and handcrafted items on a wooden table while townspeople gather around. The merchant points to different wares as curious villagers examine the foreign goods they've never seen before. His wagon shows signs of long travel with dust on the wheels and travel bags tied to the sides. Local townspeople exchange coins and goods with the merchant who clearly moves from town to town. A few children peek out from behind their parents, amazed by the traveler's exotic merchandise. someone who travels from place to place for work, bringing goods to different communities
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Origin
From Latin 'iter' meaning 'journey' or 'road,' combined with the suffix '-ate' to form a verb meaning 'to travel from place to place.' Historically used to describe traveling judges, preachers, and other professionals who moved from town to town.
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“The coffee truck owner decided to itinerate around college campuses during exam week.”
“Medieval merchants would itinerate between towns to sell their goods at different markets.”
“The yoga instructor plans to itinerate across rural areas where wellness programs are scarce.”
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