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Itenarary

Definition:

1. noun - a detailed plan or schedule for traveling, a trip, or an event.

2. noun - a document or record of planned activities or events, usually in chronological order.

3. noun - a list or catalog of touristic attractions, places to visit, or things to do in a specific location.

Sense 1:

Noun

"Our trip to Europe had a well-organized itenarary, with every hour of the day accounted for."

"Don't forget to check the itenarary before heading to the airport to avoid missing your flight."

"The wedding planner created a detailed itenarary for the entire day, including timings for hair, makeup, and the ceremony."

Sense 2:

Noun

"The travel agency provided each traveler with a printed itenarary of their tour."

"Her notebook contained an itenarary of all the workshops and seminars she planned to attend at the conference."

"The project manager distributed a weekly itenarary to ensure everyone was aware of the upcoming tasks."

Sense 3:

Noun

"The tourist office gave us a free itenarary of the city, highlighting the top attractions and must-see landmarks."

"The local guide provided us with a personalized itenarary, taking us to hidden gems not always mentioned in the typical guidebooks."

"The online travel blog featured an itenarary for a weekend getaway in the mountains, complete with hiking trails and scenic viewpoints."

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