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Itinerancy (noun) means the condition of moving from place to place rather than staying put.

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1
The condition of moving from place to place rather than staying put.
"But his disdain for his former itinerancy had made it so he could not recognize the reasons a person should stay." — Gabrielle Zevin, Tomorrow (2022)
"I went through a period of itinerancy in my youth."
2
(religion) The Methodist system of ministers moving between churches, or travelling preaching more widely.
"I joined the itinerancy at the age of 25."
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Etymology

On the surface, analysable as Latin itiner- plus -ancy.

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What is the meaning of itinerancy?
"itinerancy" (noun) means the condition of moving from place to place rather than staying put.
What are the different meanings of itinerancy?
"itinerancy" has 2 main meanings: 1. The condition of moving from place to place rather than staying put; 2. (religion) The Methodist system of ministers moving between churches, or travelling preaching more widely.
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