-rənsē, -si noun
( -es )
1.
a.
(1) : the action of itinerating
preached to many people in the course of his itinerancy
(2) : the condition of being itinerant
the itinerancy of a medieval minstrel
b. : a system (as in the Methodist Church) of rotating ministers who itinerate
features of the episcopacy and the itinerancy — F.S.Mead
2.
a. : official work or duty that involves traveling about from place to place (as in covering a preaching circuit)
returned to the itinerancy — J.W.Johnston
b. : a group of persons (as preachers, judges) having such work or duty
a member of the itinerancy