anchorless (Meaning)

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anchorless (a.)

Without an anchor or stay. Hence: Drifting; unsettled.

No weak antonyms found.

The boat, adrift on the open sea, felt completely anchorless in the vast expanse.
Without a clear purpose or direction, Mark wandered through the city streets feeling anchorless.
The anchorless ship struggled to navigate the turbulent waters, tossed about by the raging storm.
In the midst of the chaotic situation, the team felt anchorless without a leader to guide them.
The anchorless balloon soared aimlessly in the sky, driven by unpredictable winds.
The anchorless relationship lacked a strong foundation, leaving both partners feeling adrift.
The anchorless organization struggled to find its identity and purpose in the changing market.
After the sudden loss of her job, Emily felt anchorless and uncertain about her future.
The anchorless airplane, unable to land due to technical issues, circled the airport anxiously.
Without a stable support system, the anchorless individual faced challenges in coping with life's uncertainties.

Without an anchor or stay. Hence: Drifting; unsettled.

reporter, anchorperson, announcer, broadcaster,newscaster, anchorwoman, journalist, commentator, newsreader, anchorman

loose, extract, extract, unloose, unloose, pull, unfasten, unfasten, pull,loosen

The boat, adrift on the open sea, felt completely anchorless in the vast expanse.

Without a clear purpose or direction, Mark wandered through the city streets feeling anchorless.

The anchorless ship struggled to navigate the turbulent waters, tossed about by the raging storm.

In the midst of the chaotic situation, the team felt anchorless without a leader to guide them.