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adrift

adverb as in floating out of control

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adverb as in without purpose

adverb as in off course

Strongest match

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He said he felt isolated and adrift until he joined the group.

Scheffler's challenge was dealt a setback on the first when the world number one, who was starting four shots adrift, hit his opening tee shot out of bounds.

From BBC

And now, though still licking my wounds and feeling adrift, I was relishing my newfound freedom.

Having finished 15 points adrift of their city rivals last season, Rangers are already a one behind Celtic before Brendan Rodgers' side play their game in hand in Aberdeen on Sunday.

From BBC

On Monday's fifth day, England were 17 runs adrift of victory when Josh Tongue was bowled to become the ninth wicket to fall.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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