Pronunciation: /aɪˈtɪnərənt/
noun a person who travels from place to place, typically for work
A1 An itinerant is someone who travels from place to place for work.
A2 The itinerant arrived in town with all of his belongings in a single backpack.
B1 The itinerant set up a temporary campsite in the forest while looking for work.
B2 The itinerant artist's paintings were displayed in galleries all over the world.
C1 The itinerant preacher traveled to different countries spreading his message.
C2 As an itinerant photographer, she captured stunning images from her travels around the globe.
adjective traveling from place to place, especially for work
A1 The itinerant musician traveled from town to town playing his guitar.
A2 She worked as an itinerant salesperson, moving from one city to another to sell products.
B1 The itinerant workers set up temporary campsites near the construction site.
B2 The itinerant lifestyle allowed him to experience different cultures and meet new people.
C1 The itinerant artist's work was displayed in galleries around the world.
C2 The itinerant nature of her job required her to constantly be on the move, traveling to different countries for meetings.
formal The itinerant preacher traveled from town to town spreading his message.
informal The itinerant musician is always on the move, playing gigs all over the country.
slang I met this cool itinerant dude who travels around in a van, exploring different cities.
figurative Her thoughts were itinerant, wandering from one idea to the next without focus.
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