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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
/ əˈ»å°ùɪ´Ú³Ù /
adjective
- floating without steering or mooring; drifting
- without purpose; aimless
- informal.off course or amiss
the project went adrift
Example Sentences
At the bottom, all three promoted sides - Southampton, Ipswich and Leicester - are well adrift in the relegation zone and looking as if they are destined for an immediate return to the Championship.
Stella pointed out that his improvement from last year in China - where he was off Norris' pace and finished more than 40 seconds adrift - pointed to the success of that homework.
Hamilton took a lonely sixth, closing to just two seconds adrift of Leclerc at the flag on his fresher tyres.
They lead South America's 10-team qualifying group by five points from Uruguay with six games remaining, with Brazil seven points adrift in fifth.
Six points adrift of France, with a little over a minute left on the Twickenham clock and with a rookie Fin Smith at fly-half, England desperately needed something.
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