Pronunciation: /ˈsɒdʒərn/
noun a temporary stay
A1 I went on a short sojourn to the beach for the weekend.
A2 During my sojourn in Paris, I visited all the famous landmarks.
B1 The artist found inspiration for his new painting during his sojourn in the countryside.
B2 After a long sojourn in the mountains, he returned to the city feeling refreshed.
C1 Her sojourn in the remote village allowed her to immerse herself in the local culture.
C2 The writer's sojourn in the coastal town resulted in a bestselling novel inspired by the sea.
verb to stay temporarily
A1 I sojourned in Paris for a week last summer.
A2 She plans to sojourn in Italy for a month.
B1 During his sojourn in Japan, he learned to speak Japanese.
B2 The artist sojourned in the countryside to find inspiration for his next painting.
C1 After retiring, they decided to sojourn around the world for a year.
C2 The writer sojourned in a remote cabin to focus on completing her novel.
formal During our sojourn in Europe, we visited many historical landmarks.
informal We had a great time on our sojourn in the mountains.
slang Our sojourn in the city was lit!
figurative Life is just a short sojourn, make the most of it.
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