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adrift
[uh-drift]
adjective
floating without control; drifting; not anchored or moored.
The survivors were adrift in the rowboat for three days.
lacking aim, direction, or stability.
adrift
/ əˈɪڳ /
adjective
floating without steering or mooring; drifting
without purpose; aimless
informaloff course or amiss
the project went adrift
Example Sentences
But he seems completely adrift when speaking his lines.
By the time the Monegasque stopped again on lap 40, Hamilton was 10 seconds adrift.
Relegation was never really a worry with the bottom three so far adrift - although their points totals would have taken them down in four different Premier League seasons.
Despite twice holding group leaders Sweden, Wilkinson's side are four points adrift at the bottom of Nations League Group A4 and still waiting for their first win.
But then s— hits the fan and suddenly Billie is adrift.
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