itinerantly

This term describes a specific mode of professional or purposeful movement, where the act of traveling is not a leisure activity but a structural part of the job or mission. It carries a formal register and is frequently used in academic, historical, or legal contexts to describe the movements of judges, preachers, or performers.

Because it is an adverb, it modifies the action of working or living rather than the person. To describe the person themselves, the adjective "itinerant" is used. It is distinct from "nomadically," which suggests a cultural or lifestyle choice of wandering, whereas "itinerantly" implies a scheduled or vocational necessity to move between locations.