Multiple choice

Directions: Choose one word substitute for the given phrase.

One who journeys from place to place

  1. Pedestrian

  2. Itinerant

  3. Pilgrim

  4. Conscript

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B Correct answer
Explanation

Itinerant means traveling from place to place, especially for work. A Pedestrian is someone walking on foot (also figuratively means dull/ordinary). A Pilgrim travels specifically for religious reasons. A Conscript is someone enrolled compulsorily into military service. Itinerant specifically captures the concept of traveling between places.