directionless

di·rec·tion  (d-rkshn, d-)

n.

1. The act or function of directing.

2. Management, supervision, or guidance of an action or operation.

3. The art or action of musical or theatrical directing.

4. Music A word or phrase in a score indicating how a passage is to be played or sung.

5. An instruction or series of instructions for doing or finding something. Often used in the plural.

6. An authoritative indication; an order or command.

7.

a. The distance-independent relationship between two points in space that specifies the angular position of either with respect to the other; the relationship by which the alignment or orientation of any position with respect to any other position is established.

b. A position to which motion or another position is referred.

c. A line leading to a place or point.

d. The line or course along which a person or thing moves.

8. The statement in degrees of the angle measured between due north and a given line or course on a compass.

9. A course or area of development; a tendency toward a particular end or goal: charting a new direction for the company.

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[Middle English, arrangement, from Latin drcti, drctin-, from drctus, past participle of drigere, to direct; see direct.]

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di·rection·less adj.

Thesaurus

Adj.

1.

directionless - aimlessly drifting                   adrift, afloat, aimless, planless, rudderless, undirected purposeless - not evidencing any purpose or goal

Translations

directionless [dɪˈrekʃənlɪs] ADJ [activity] → sin dirección, que no conduce a ninguna parte
to be/feel directionless → andar/sentirse sin rumbo ni dirección

directionless

adj activity → ziellos; person → unschlüssig, unentschlossen