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unmoor

[uhn-moor] / ʌnˈmʊər /


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To critics, the Fed’s latest moves highlight the risks of data dependence, or a flexible, judgment-based approach that they say can leave the central bank unmoored when data are scarce or unclear.

From Barron's

Both crypto and sports gambling would likely be much smaller, if not for men unmoored from family, friends, or partners to occupy their time and discourage risky behavior.

From Salon

Unmanned and unmoored, they lust for the moment they can return to Vietnam and, with the help of the Americans, renew the battle against the Communists.

From The Wall Street Journal

During the pandemic, their previous space, TV Bar in Berlin, was shuttered, leaving them suddenly unmoored.

From Los Angeles Times

If that trend continues, therapy will cede its purpose to algorithms and leave patients unmoored from reality.

From The Wall Street Journal