Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Having no plan.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective Having no plan.
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- adjective Without a
plan .
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- adjective aimlessly drifting
Etymologies
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Examples
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Yet, even in those who are rudderless and "planless," I see the beautiful and innate joy of life (the joie de vivre) which God has implanted in all human beings.
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I have a planless night, and I missed socializing last night, so let me know if there are any plan-type things for tonight.
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Sunday is planless, and will probably consist of editing and planning for the week ahead.
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In the meantime his life remained run down, planless, and empty and idle.
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Except that it snuck up on us this year (last year we went to Arizona and had had plans in place forever), and we are planless and adrift.
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Tonight is blissfully planless, and will likely feature sorting through stories with Adam and catching up on the TiVo stuff.
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A lot of Democrats, including me, knew back in 2003 that we were in for a planless, violent occupation with no end in sight – it was evident to anyone with their eyes open.
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I know you had a timeframe in your head -a kind of plan for the unplannable- as it were, and I think you feel a little lost that the time overran the plan and left you planless -and even worse- goal-less, which is not very you at all.
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Outside of transport and finance, state regulation was rather random and planless.
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Outside of transport and finance, state regulation was rather random and planless.
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