directionless
సందిగ్ధం
definition
adjective
I feel directionless and miserable
lacking in general aim or purpose.
example
And she seemed to come to the conclusion that it was precisely because we have lost any sense of the grace of God and any notion of gratitude to a force greater than our own ambition that we are so 'directionless' and shallow.
They argue that democracy is messy, slow and 'directionless' , and politicians to the last man are undisciplined, incompetent and corrupt.
The bombing of wedding parties reveals much about the 'directionless' and aimless war in Afghanistan.
It's not a 'directionless' drift but has meaning and purpose.
This displayed much-needed savvy, yet the SNP leader still struggles to impose his authority on his increasingly fractious and 'directionless' party.
The drunkard fathers, violence, poverty, promiscuity, and lack of values and guidance leave these children 'directionless' .
They rather seem 'directionless' , as indicated by their general lack of motivation.
It is a clear testimony of how petty and 'directionless' the opposition politicians have become and clearly drags the democratic process backwards.
To be honest I felt a bit weird today, a little 'directionless' perhaps, with a vague feeling of aimlessness.
I was leaving the next day, and even though I'd be returning to my present jobless, 'directionless' chaos, I was glad to be going.
At a time when museums and heritage organisations feel somewhat outdated and 'directionless' , global warming provides a quick-fix rallying point.
These are not wild or bitter rebels nor the usual suspects, but MPs who see how out-of-touch and 'directionless' the shrinking number of decision-makers at the top have become.
Charlotte was spending more and more time alone, growing up in a kind of free-fall; 'directionless' , confused, and always scared.
To date, they have been rather 'directionless' in their rebellions: 150 opposed the Government and demanded in effect that a tyrant be allowed to continue to torture and murder.
Rather, Shaun (a great turn by Simon Pegg) is a 'directionless' loser, trapped in a thankless job and a tired routine of pub/sleep/work.
Bored with the past, uncertain about the future, Russia's 'directionless' young adults are living for the moment.
Lacklustre, uninspiring, steady, 'directionless' and going sideways - these are the phrases traders have been using to sum up their working year.
His sets always seemed a bit flat and 'directionless' to me.
At present it feels like a lost cause, and the SNP seems 'directionless' , ennuied and underachieving.
Prior to that, for all the pleasant green tinges to its public announcements, New Labour's actual approach had been utterly timid when directly opposed, and 'directionless' when not.
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