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Meanings of itinerant in English
Usage of itinerant in English
1
Experience elsewhere shows that the itinerant jobless have always been a problem.
2
It's a commentary on itinerant workers, poverty, resilience and the class divide.
3
The itinerant fugitive who survives only by the good graces of Benito?
4
Even the cholera has been made the subject of an itinerant caricature.
5
The nonlinear dynamics were associated with a high index of itinerant behaviour.
6
A familiar sight on a country road is the itinerant medicine vendor.
7
It was the quick, lengthened pace of an itinerant vender of goods.
8
Chris Takemura is a recent graduate, occasional Xen consultant, and itinerant writer.
9
Six villeins answered for the village's offenses before the royal itinerant justice.
10
A part of his time he spent traveling as an itinerant preacher.
11
A list of such strangers was to be given to itinerant judges.
12
A list of such strangers was to be given to itinerant justices.
13
I regret very much, most worthy master-of-ceremonies-itinerant, that I cannot do so.
14
Though a hard-working farmer, his hospitality to his itinerant brethren was unbounded.
15
There was this itinerant Hoa performer, back in Thoi Binh... She smiled.
16
He looked like nothing more than a starving itinerant, thin unto emaciation.
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Itinerant through the time
Itinerant across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common