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stranded
adjective as in marooned, abandoned
Example Sentences
The Beechcraft was sent to Catalina to retrieve a flight instructor and two student pilots who were stranded on the island the afternoon of Oct.
The stranded group contacted the flight school they rented the plane from and were told that another plane would pick them up and fly them back to Santa Monica Airport.
Trump might think that by withdrawing from the world, he can spare the U.S. from war—but war would come anyway, and eventually we would be either pulled in or left stranded in a world that’s hostile to our interests and values.
Migrants stranded for years on the remote Indian Ocean island of Diego Garcia will be offered the right to come to the UK, under a government proposal.
Because this is a horror movie, the Sawyers respond to neglect with a hyperbolic strain of violently deranged decompensation, treating the humans stranded on their land as livestock.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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