1. Plural of itineracy; the practice or condition of traveling from place to place, especially in the performance of duties or work.
Usage: Often used in religious or professional contexts to describe regular travel as part of one's role.
2. Records or accounts of journeys and travels; itineraries or travel narratives.
Usage: Less common usage; primarily historical or literary.

Examples

• The Methodist ministers' itineracies took them across multiple states throughout their careers.
• Her itineracies as a traveling nurse required constant adaptation to new hospitals and communities.
• The bishop's itineracies were carefully planned to visit every parish in the diocese.
• Medieval itineracies of pilgrims are documented in numerous historical texts.
• The judge's itineracies covered the entire circuit court region.