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journey
(redirected from journeyer)

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accompany someone on a journey 
1. [for someone] to go with someone on a trip, journey, adventure, etc. Would you please accompany me on my next trip?
2. [for something] to be brought with someone on a trip, journey, etc. My cameras always accompany me on my travels.
See also: accompany

Have a good trip, and Have a nice trip.

Have a pleasant journey. (Compare this with Have a safe trip. This phrase avoids references to safety.) As Sue stepped onto the plane, someone in a uniform said, "Have a nice trip." "Have a good trip," said Bill, waving his good-byes.
See also: good, have, trip

Have a safe trip. and Have a safe journey.

I hope that your journey is safe.; Be careful and assure that your journey is safe. (Said as someone is about to leave for a trip.) Bill: Well, we're off for London. Sally: Have a safe trip. Bill: You're driving all the way to San Francisco? Bob: Yes, indeed. Bill: Well, have a safe trip.
See also: have, safe, trip


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She also cautions the journeyer not to journey unprepared, and not to listen to the CD of drumming enclosed while driving.
Shamanic Journeying by Internet Bookwatch
She also cautions the journeyer not to journey unprepared, and not to listen to the CD of drumming enclosed while driving.
Shamanic Journeying by The Bookwatch
This eternal journeyer, actualized in restless motion, represents colonized Nigeria, and through their enslavement, both provide capital for others.
An abiku-ogbanje Atlas: a pre-text for rereading Soyinka's Ake and ... by African American Review
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