sojourn (Meaning)
sojourn (n)
a temporary stay (e.g., as a guest)
sojourn (v)
spend a certain length of time; reside temporarily
Synonyms & Antonyms of sojourn
sojourn Sentence Examples
- The weary travelers decided to sojourn at the quaint inn for the night.
- The historian embarked on a lengthy sojourn to study ancient artifacts.
- The diplomat spent a brief sojourn in the foreign country, forging connections.
- The artist found inspiration for her work during her sojourn in the remote countryside.
- The monastery offered a serene sojourn for those seeking peace and contemplation.
- The mountain climbers made a brief sojourn at the base camp before embarking on their ascent.
- The visiting scholar spent a memorable sojourn at the prestigious university.
- The retired couple chose to spend their sojourn in the sunny coastal town.
- The adventurer took a long sojourn to explore the uncharted wilderness.
- The young couple's sojourn in the picturesque village left an unforgettable impression.
FAQs About the word sojourn
a temporary stay (e.g., as a guest), spend a certain length of time; reside temporarily
stay,visit,tarry, field trip, sleepover,stopover, homestay, layover
live, reside, reside,live, dwell,dwell, abide,abide
The weary travelers decided to sojourn at the quaint inn for the night.
The historian embarked on a lengthy sojourn to study ancient artifacts.
The diplomat spent a brief sojourn in the foreign country, forging connections.
The artist found inspiration for her work during her sojourn in the remote countryside.
