sojourning (Meaning)

sojourning

a temporary stay, to stay as a temporary resident

No weak antonyms found.

During our summer sojourn in Paris, we reveled in the city's vibrant culture and delectable cuisine.
The nomadic tribe spent several weeks sojourning in the secluded valley, replenishing their supplies before continuing their journey.
The artist embarked on a year-long sojourn to the remote island, seeking inspiration in its pristine landscapes.
As exchange students, we are sojourning in a foreign land, eager to embrace new experiences and perspectives.
After a long and arduous voyage, the sailors finally arrived at their port of call, sojourning for several days to refit their ship.
The author's sojourns to various countries provided the basis for his acclaimed travelogues.
The refugee family sought solace and safety during their sojourn in the neighboring town.
The monks spent a decade sojourning in the monastery, devoting themselves to meditation and spiritual growth.
The young adventurer spent several months sojourning in the wilderness, honing his survival skills.
The migrants' sojourn in the detention center was a time of uncertainty and anxiety, but they clung to their hope for a better future.

a temporary stay, to stay as a temporary resident

visiting,staying,tarrying,occupying, stopping (by), coming over, dropping in, frequenting, stepping in, hanging (around or out)

living, residing, abiding,dwelling,

During our summer sojourn in Paris, we reveled in the city's vibrant culture and delectable cuisine.

The nomadic tribe spent several weeks sojourning in the secluded valley, replenishing their supplies before continuing their journey.

The artist embarked on a year-long sojourn to the remote island, seeking inspiration in its pristine landscapes.

As exchange students, we are sojourning in a foreign land, eager to embrace new experiences and perspectives.