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sojourn

[soh-jurn, soh-jurn, soh-jurn] / ˈsoʊ dʒɜrn, ˈsoʊ dʒɜrn, soʊˈdʒɜrn /
NOUN
brief travel; visit
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A large, gestural 1972 painting attested to a road not taken, while records of his sojourns in Europe and Africa revealed the influence of architecture on abstract structure.

From The Wall Street Journal

But his recent sojourn into foreign policy as a potential presidential hopeful has been problematic.

From Reuters

Much of “Wanderlust” feels like the story of a celebrity living off his youthful Arctic sojourns but never quite able to equal them again.

From Washington Post

The nuances became clearer to me about a month before our Stage Stop sojourn.

From Salon

Every current member of NASA’s astronaut corps has received less than 600 millisieverts during their orbital sojourns, and most, including Koch, have received much less and can thus safely return to space.

From Scientific American