Pronunciation: /ˈeɪmləs/
adjective having no specific goal or purpose
A1 She wandered around the park in an aimless manner, not sure where to go next.
A2 The aimless wandering of the lost hiker eventually led them to a clearing where they could see the trail.
B1 The aimless meandering through the city streets left them feeling disoriented and lost.
B2 His aimless pursuit of wealth and fame only left him feeling empty and unfulfilled.
C1 The aimless nature of their relationship became apparent as they drifted further apart.
C2 The aimless way he approached his career led to missed opportunities and regrets.
adverb in a manner lacking direction or purpose
A1 She wandered aimlessly around the park.
A2 He drove aimlessly through the countryside.
B1 The children played aimlessly in the backyard.
B2 Feeling lost and aimless, she decided to take a trip.
C1 The aimless wandering of the tourists annoyed the locals.
C2 The aimlessly drifting clouds painted a beautiful sunset.
formal The aimless wandering of the lost hiker led to their rescue being delayed.
informal I spent the whole day feeling aimless and not knowing what to do.
slang I was just aimlessly scrolling through social media, not really paying attention to anything.
figurative His aimless pursuit of happiness left him feeling more lost than ever.
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