sojourn

IPA: sˈoʊdʒɝn

(intransitive) To reside somewhere temporarily, especially as a guest or lodger.

Examples of "sojourn" in Sentences

The sojourn lasted for about 6 months.
Are you referring to the edits on seventh sojourn
That was the time when he had taken sojourn in a forest.
The time spent in a measurable set A is called the sojourn time.
This sojourn in Berlin turned into 10 years in the Soviet Union.
Her sojourn in reserve was to last through the Korean War of 1950 to 1953.
He is traveled extensively on many projects over the course of his sojourn.
His sojourn included a trip around the coastal towns of Fife and to Dundee.
He has traveled extensively on many projects over the course of his sojourn.
Meanwhile, Lemmy and Oedipa are nearing the end of their sojourn in Montpellier.