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rudderless

[ UK /ɹˈʌdələs/ ]
[ US /ˈɹədɝɫəs/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. aimlessly drifting

How To Use rudderless In A Sentence

  • And a rudderless ship is ill suited to the task. Times, Sunday Times
  • You have the picture of a party that is rudderless and adrift, with no clear-cut strategies of providing principled opposition on issues.
  • The responsibility for unrelenting global crisis and hardship lies more appropriately with a rudderless global financial system drifting hopelessly without a solid anchor.
  • Out of all the nations that make up the Union of Great Britain, England, at times, shows the most self-deprecating, wimpish and rudderless sense of national pride one could imagine.
  • Kicking him out too early, leaving the ship rudderless, would make things worse quickly. Times, Sunday Times
  • Natasha's trying to make sense of the new, rudderless Russia.
  • You are like a rudderless ship; you go round and round in circles.
  • The Balto outfit looked rudderless, lacking direction, which to a certain degree they were.
  • India had been rocked by the match-fixing episode and the team was rudderless.
  • I think a goalless life is a rudderless boat.
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