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itinerary definition

itin·er·ary (ī tin′ər er′ē, i-)

adjective

of traveling, journeys, routes, or roads

Etymology: LL itinerarius < itinerans: see itinerant

noun pl. itineraries -·ar′·ies

  1. a route
  2. a record of a journey
  3. a guidebook for travelers
  4. a detailed outline for a proposed journey

Etymology: LL itinerarium, neut. of itinerarius

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itinerary Synonyms

itinerary

n.

course, travel plans, route, agenda; see plan 2, program 2, route 1, 2.


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itinerary Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • tailor-make: We will be happy to tailor-make an itinerary to suit your exact requirements.

Adjective modifier

  • customized: A professional counselor meets the tourist for 45 minutes and provides him with a customized itinerary.

Modifies a noun

  • planning: I now specialize in driver guiding and itinerary planning and I have a genuine love of Scotland, my native land.

Used with adjective complement

  • suggest: Suggested Itinerary Day 1 Fly to Bucharest on British Airways.

Noun used with modifier

  • shownthe: But none bigger night and the shownthe itinerary was.
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