1. the practice or state of traveling from place to place, especially as part of one’s work or lifestyle
2. the system of ministers or preachers regularly moving between different congregations or circuits
Usage: religious context

Examples

• The missionary’s itinerancy took him to remote villages across the continent.
• Many early Methodist preachers embraced itinerancy as their calling.
• The judge’s itinerancy required her to travel between courthouses in different counties.
• His itinerancy as a traveling salesman kept him away from home for weeks at a time.
• The company ended the consultant’s itinerancy and assigned her to a permanent office.
• The circuit rider’s itinerancy helped spread religious teachings to frontier communities.