sojourn (at) (Meaning)

sojourn (at)

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The travelers decided to sojourn at the quaint village for a few days to explore its hidden gems.
The exchange students found a welcoming sojourn at the host family's home, where they immersed themselves in the local culture.
The elderly couple embarked on a long-awaited sojourn at the seaside cottage, hoping to find solace and tranquility.
The weary hiker sought a brief sojourn at the mountain lodge before continuing their arduous journey.
The artist's sojourn in Paris provided inspiration for her beautiful paintings, capturing the city's vibrant atmosphere.
The young woman eagerly anticipated her sojourn at the prestigious university, where she hoped to expand her knowledge and horizons.
The visiting scholar made a short sojourn at the research institute, exchanging ideas with renowned experts.
The family made an extended sojourn at the national park, marveling at the breathtaking scenery and diverse wildlife.
The newlyweds decided to sojourn at a romantic bed and breakfast, cherishing every moment of their honeymoon.
The homeless man found temporary sojourn at the local shelter, grateful for a warm meal and a roof over his head.

run (in), camp (out in), stop (over),stay (at), invade, pop (in),stop (by or in), drop by, drop in, call (on or upon)

escape,avoid, shun,shake, evade, eschew, duck, dodge,elude

The travelers decided to sojourn at the quaint village for a few days to explore its hidden gems.

The exchange students found a welcoming sojourn at the host family's home, where they immersed themselves in the local culture.

The elderly couple embarked on a long-awaited sojourn at the seaside cottage, hoping to find solace and tranquility.

The weary hiker sought a brief sojourn at the mountain lodge before continuing their arduous journey.