What are the antonyms for ADRIFT?
- purposeful, tied down, Anchored, aground, determined, stable.
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Synonyms for ADRIFT
- aweigh,
- wayward,
- unmoored,
- buoyant,
- all by one's self,
- fallen between cracks,
- inappropriate,
- disenthral,
- delusive,
- deviant,
- rift,
- asunder,
- shifty,
- parenthetical,
- alone,
- affranchise,
- haphazard,
- erratic,
- freakish,
- vacillate,
- all wrong,
- unfactual,
- clear,
- cast aside,
- twist,
- diverge,
- bothered,
- part,
- irrecoverable,
- out of joint,
- disparate,
- disoriented,
- defective,
- dwell,
- errant,
- unbound,
- turned around,
- rickety,
- unfastened,
- throw overboard,
- dismiss,
- cut,
- deviative,
- widespread,
- perverted,
- shovel out,
- ambivalent,
- reasonless,
- rambling,
- ignorant,
- disturbed,
- bushed,
- divagate,
- irretrievable,
- undecided,
- desultory,
- flotation,
- push,
- digress,
- false,
- distraught,
- absolve,
- unreliable,
- irresponsible,
- unstuck,
- illogical,
- unloose,
- inconstant,
- whimsical,
- insecure,
- insulate,
- fanciful,
- fly,
- unattached,
- disconcerted,
- baffled,
- Systemless,
- disband,
- unmethodical,
- isolate,
- unchain,
- let out,
- enlarge,
- cast-off,
- shapeless,
- far between,
- off the subject,
- betwixt and between,
- float,
- unstable,
- bewildered,
- impertinent,
- Faultful,
- fluctuating,
- throw aside,
- unfaithful,
- send packing,
- abrogate,
- undisciplined,
- inapplicable,
- in twain,
- out,
- reject,
- changeful,
- uncommitted,
- disengage,
- free,
- inconsistent,
- giddy,
- fluctuate,
- boycott,
- winning,
- wavery,
- step aside,
- emancipate,
- dodge,
- heretical,
- started,
- wanton,
- cover,
- discard,
- capricious,
- eject,
- puzzled,
- buggy,
- undependable,
- abandoned,
- without a clue,
- epidemic,
- at,
- not right,
- piecemeal,
- Tralineate,
- wind,
- fallacious,
- unproved,
- off-target,
- irrespective,
- perverse,
- eccentric,
- confused,
- variable,
- acquit,
- let go,
- throw away,
- send to Coventry,
- erring,
- straggling,
- mazy,
- drifting,
- amorphous,
- all at sea,
- mystified,
- in a fog,
- neglectful,
- dismayed,
- spasmodic,
- keep apart,
- disunite,
- abstractedly,
- uncontrolled,
- Vicissitudinary,
- shut off,
- rove,
- purposeless,
- winningest,
- irregular,
- changeable,
- deceptive,
- volatile,
- drift,
- roving,
- extrinsic,
- multipartite,
- extraneous,
- helpless,
- undo,
- at sea,
- foreign,
- exotic,
- yaw,
- unassociated,
- meander,
- gone astray,
- turn aside,
- Unstaid,
- steer clear of,
- sulk,
- not to the purpose,
- distinct,
- flickering,
- whisk off,
- ramble,
- desolate,
- nihil ad rem,
- disorientated,
- aberrant,
- hang,
- bow out,
- release,
- infirm,
- off course,
- in two,
- Disenthrall,
- broadcast,
- turn off,
- unfixed,
- throw,
- disjoin,
- Irrelative,
- punish,
- linger,
- insular,
- unrestrained,
- lost,
- impetuous,
- unlock,
- unbind,
- wide,
- unravel,
- discharge,
- without ties,
- roadster,
- wavering,
- kiss goodbye,
- out-of-the-way,
- unguided,
- end,
- self-contradictory,
- sparse,
- cast away,
- buoyancy,
- untrue,
- Non-essential,
- bounce,
- forlorn,
- arbitrary,
- immaterial,
- predominate,
- go astray,
- unredeemed,
- adrift,
- vagabond,
- rival,
- throw up,
- undirected,
- general,
- shaky,
- clueless,
- off the track,
- out of it,
- untied,
- restless,
- distracted,
- wrong,
- motiveless,
- spineless,
- pack off,
- confounded,
- at a loss,
- not adjusted,
- send away,
- disjoined,
- ease off,
- unorthodox,
- abroad,
- beside the point,
- sack,
- divorce,
- far off,
- moody,
- asea,
- aside from,
- sweep away,
- shuffling,
- banish,
- cast out,
- beside the mark,
- wander,
- Anchorless,
- guessing,
- perplexed,
- strange,
- loose,
- mazed,
- vacillating,
- nip and tuck,
- streaming,
- all abroad,
- fleeting,
- floating,
- scatterbrained,
- off-center,
- unaccountable,
- brush away,
- at a nonplus,
- inapposite,
- unpredictable,
- alien,
- goalless,
- all alone,
- disentangle,
- behind,
- award-winning,
- out-of-joint,
- perturbed,
- unsure,
- unemployed,
- estranged,
- blue-ribbon,
- dawdle,
- off-beam,
- Flitting,
- worry,
- nonessential,
- turn away from,
- wishy-washy,
- not at issue,
- distorted,
- out the window,
- mercurial,
- enfranchise,
- derelict,
- wavy,
- one by one,
- undone,
- unconnected,
- planless,
- isolated,
- discontinuous,
- afloat,
- separate,
- sweep out,
- out of control,
- peccant,
- sidle,
- directionless,
- dispersed,
- hesitate,
- brush off,
- prize-winning,
- discrete,
- faulty,
- unessential,
- parenthetic,
- fitful,
- cast adrift,
- incidental,
- turn adrift,
- apart,
- flawed,
- bereft,
- upset,
- in a maze,
- unpack,
- segregate,
- Unsteadfast,
- Dispair,
- unsteady,
- Unallied,
- veer,
- unassembled,
- nowhere to be found,
- alienated,
- let loose,
- rescind,
- nonsystematic,
- send off,
- in a stew,
- put out,
- lonesome,
- careless,
- unsettled,
- disheveled,
- chancy,
- amiss,
- alternating,
- vagrant,
- irresolute,
- inadmissible,
- corrupt,
- uncertain,
- fickle,
- get rid of,
- cut adrift,
- irrelevant,
- random,
- throw out,
- disjunctive,
- at fault,
- outlandish,
- levitate,
- set free,
- in a cloud,
- wheel,
- in a scrape,
- Unannexed,
- astray,
- unrelated,
- shifting,
- disconnect,
- all off,
- stray,
- in the abstract,
- straggle,
- aimless,
- beside the question,
- impulsive,
- hover,
- abstract,
- Reft,
- wandering,
- dispread,
- manumit,
- off the mark,
- unanchored,
- detach,
- aimlessly floating,
- embarrassed,
- indecisive,
- awry,
- unoccupied,
- disconnected,
- dizzy,
- inconsequent,
- expel,
- fire,
- runabout,
- lurk,
- rudderless,
- independent,
- separately,
- lonely,
- flighty,
- in a pickle,
- heterodox,
- let slip,
- severally,
- abashed,
- straying,
- secant,
- tack,
- liberate,
- sidetrack,
- Dispart,
- sporadic,
- whisk away,
- dissociate,
- Vicissitudinous,
- off,
- deliver,
- fix,
- friendless,
- illusory,
- erroneous,
- discomposed,
- askew,
- shy,
- spastic,
- turn away.
Usage Examples for ADRIFT
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Yet to Elizabeth, who had nothing else, they were very much; and she looked to the possible loss of them as to a wild and dreary setting adrift upon the sea of life without harbour or shore to make anywhere. - "Hills of the Shatemuc" by Susan Warner
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A person would have to be very sure that he was free to cut himself adrift from his fellows before he would even be permitted to do it." - "The Mystery of a Turkish Bath" by E.M. Gollan (AKA Rita)
