intransitive verb
-·at·ed, -·at·ing to travel from place to place or on a circuit
Origin of itinerate
from Late Latin itineratus, past participle of itinerari: see itinerantitinerate
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itinerate
intransitive verb
i·tin·er·at·ed, i·tin·er·at·ing, i·tin·er·atesTo travel from place to place.
Origin of itinerate
Late Latin itinerārī itinerāt- from Latin iter itiner- journey ; see itinerary .Related Forms:
- i·tin′er·a′tion
noun
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Verb
(third-person singular simple present itinerates, present participle itinerating, simple past and past participle itinerated)
- To travel from place to place
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