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Word of the Day – Sojourn

By February 3, 2019Word of the Day

Sojourn (noun)

sodj-urn

A temporary stay.

Middle English: from Old French sojourner, based on Latin sub- ‘under’ + late Latin diurnum ‘day’.

Example sentences

“He’s finally back from his month-long sojourn to Rome!”

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