Directionless [adjective]

The Navigator features a small dial on the dashboard that the driver turns in the direction they want the trailer to go, like a steering wheel for the trailer.

If you happened to be moving in the direction of flash A and away from flash B, you’d see A happen first, because B’s light would take ever so slightly longer to reach you.

They can get involved, they can help set the agenda and set the direction.

When the winds came from the direction of India, many of the particles they collected included smoke and soot.

You can have a change of heart then, and pivot your life in a different direction.

If researchers cannot share their data, they might give directions so that others can build similar data sets.

Next, there’s the fact that the polls have missed in the same direction in the last two presidential cycles.

Even before the announcement, the company had been moving in that direction, adding a second food-preparation line to some of its restaurants that only served a digital and delivery customer.

We’re looking for people making advances in the most important areas of innovation, ones that can help us all see the new direction technology might take in the near future.

Metcalf slipped during his 3-cone agility test at the combine, which led to a subpar time and reinforced questions about his ability to change direction.