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Discover LudwigThe phrase "adrift this" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "I feel adrift this week without a clear plan."
Alternatives: "lost this" or "aimless this".
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We won't, hopefully, be so adrift this time.
I can't help feeling that Tyrion has been a bit adrift this season.
Called Adrift, this one concerns the agony of self-conscious people living in a brash contemporary world.
For some of the affiliates abruptly cast adrift, this was merely irritating; for others, it was a threat to their livelihood.
Some unsuspecting worm-lizards were set adrift this way, and the natural direction of ocean currents and prevailing winds carried their life rafts to shores new.
He also believed Ann's part-time job was a good way to integrate her into the case, as she had "seemed adrift this season".
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GDANSK, Poland, July 14 — Lech Walesa, the hero of the Solidarity movement and former president now adrift in this political backwater, sat back in his office atop this city's historic Green Gate to reminisce about another Lech who worked for him years ago.
GDANSK, Poland — Lech Walesa, the hero of the Solidarity movement and former president of Poland, now adrift in this political backwater, sat back in his office atop this city's historic Green Gate to reminisce about another Lech who worked for him years ago.
And you try being so far adrift in this weather.
Many parents feel adrift in this new era of technology.
Live, though, Ms. Carey seemed adrift in this music.
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