1 a long trip or period involving a lot of different and exciting activities, esp. while searching for something: --
It is a shame that he is not here to hear about my odyssey about trying to obtain information which he apparently obtained with great ease and facility.
The first stage of the families' odyssey lands them in what is called private accommodation.
I have visited primary and secondary schools, and some further education colleges in the local area, but my odyssey is by no means complete.
Our visit to the region was also a personal odyssey for me.
Since then, in his "later period", he has been on a political odyssey, sadly no longer as a member of my party.
It is not the first step but part of a continuing odyssey.
D'az's legal odyssey raises many intriguing issues.
His has been a remarkable odyssey and, as this book illustrates, he has bridged the worlds of administration and scholarship with considerable acuity, balance, and elegance.
