Lesson 44

a worker or laborer who travels from one place to another, usually to find temporary employment

The farm relied on itinerants during the harvest season.

a plan of the route and the places that one will visit on a journey

The tour company sent us a detailed itinerary, breaking down our day-to-day activities and highlighting the main attractions.

o travel from one location to another, often on a regular circuit, for a specific purpose or duty

He chose to itinerate across the countryside, spreading his message to remote villages.

having plenty of space for movement and storage

Despite the car's compact exterior, the interior is commodious, offering ample legroom and cargo space.

(economics) an unprocessed material that can be traded in different exchanges or marketplaces

Oil has long been a highly valued commodity on the global market, influencing economies and politics.

a small, brief wave on a liquid surface

As the pebble splashed into the pond, it created a series of wavelets that expanded outwards in concentric circles.

to move in a rhythmic or repetitive pattern that rises and falls

In the heat of the desert, the distant horizon appeared to waver and shift, creating a mirage effect.

to cause someone or something to have difficulties in moving freely

something burdensome or difficult to deal with

The project carried the encumbrance of strict deadlines.

to or at a great distance

She could hear the music from far down the street.

having a distinct and often pleasant natural scent

She chose odoriferous herbs for the kitchen to fill the space with a refreshing aroma.

having a distinct smell, which can be either pleasant or unpleasant

The odorous cheese was a bit too strong for some of the guests.

expression of something without the use of words

His face was a reflection of sorrow.

a photographic accessory used to redirect or bounce light onto a subject, typically consisting of a flat or curved surface made of reflective material

The bicycle has reflectors on the wheels for safety at night.

to release freely, often in a natural or uncontrolled manner

When she spoke about her passion for art, she effused an enthusiasm that was infectious.

an instance of flowing out under pressure

The effusion of lava from the volcanic eruption threatened nearby villages.

showing strong or excessive emotion or enthusiasm

After watching the movie, he was effusive in telling everyone how great it was.

the advancement of some enterprise