i·tin·er·an·cy ( -t n  r-n-s , -tn-) also i·tin·er·a·cy (--s)n. pl. i·tin·er·an·cies also i·tin·er·a·cies A state or system of itinerating, especially in the role or office of public speaker, minister, or judge. |
itinerancy [ɪˈtɪnərənsɪ aɪ-], itineracy
n
1. the act of itinerating
2. (Christianity / Protestantism) Chiefly Methodist Church the system of appointing a minister to a circuit of churches or chapels
3. itinerants collectively
itinerancy, itineracy
1. the act or state of traveling from place to place.
2. persons, collectively, whose occupation obliges them to travel constantly.
3. such an occupation. — itinerant. n., adj.
See also: Travel2. persons, collectively, whose occupation obliges them to travel constantly.
3. such an occupation. — itinerant. n., adj.
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