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windscreen
277
concordant
90
newsreader
118
undertaken
80
bewildered
271
cobalt
238
relatively
658
Generation
423
apotheoses
124
grassroots
332
front room
161
worldliest
63
strung
108
fairly
687
taoism
96
disengage
334
devout
247
priest
688
bygone
209
clerk
893
palace
287
hurray
131
crisp
454
obsession
668
cosine
160
spaced
104
sharp
860
masthead
113
midas
83
egoism
249
scream
803
tenth
123
floozy
154
fussed
170
typify
169
torch
710
decay
721
token
412
bursty
108
fold up
118
presto
111
nudist
140
shaggy
201
bother
453
poncey
131
brine
168
betide
153
detail
814
richly
103
khmer
76
kindy
88
viking
106
Something that is difficult or unpleasant to do or deal with
110
make no secret of something
90
To ask for or to receive advice
96
the elephant in the room
166
emit
623
jams
67
not have a hair out of place
174
straggler
101
cans
84
ulna
133
puck
125
juniper
169
peak
849
clip
320
phut
124
Courthouse
21
kilt
143
nuts
265
tech
171
Mimicry
29
shun
216
ride on something
669
nigh
127
tefl
132
mile
692
plan
480
dork
221
dressing-up
168
aloud
614
come to
405
oppress
687
anus
211
make good on a promise threat debt etc
70
taxi
286
fin
340
hymn
141
in the dark (about something)
49
Names used for talking to a man or boy
130
erosion
293
slay
665
p45
115
beck
194
bilk
181
category
332
leave it to
5
know your way around (something)
86
stand apart
62
stay
309
ghat
164
abundant
610
exam
272
muck
335
To be patient and to not complain too much
139
fest
98
lain
147
Noteworthy
131
win capture steal someone s heart
133
sign
1752
lacy
145
sleb
123
enclave
312
case
675
sage
217
pace
756
hasp
102
lapdog
99
have big shoes to fill
120
have a problem with something
91
in (actual) fact
184
postpaid
114
a blast from the past
58
Brave and willing to take risks
40
Aroma
275
on the one hand...on the other hand
189
People at parties and social events
109
interpretation
726
Relating to computer software, systems and equipment
75
burn something to a crisp
64
interrogatory
89
Describing types and forms of verbs
98
cheap
484
mopey
60
backwards
333
answerable
202
deductible
230
counteract
362
indecently
163
dishonesty
216
Ways of adding emphasis to questions
96
rendezvous
161
strategies
90
ecuadorian
194
deterrable
84
drainboard
208
embodiment
189
disgusting
434
deflection
199
threnodies
63
concoction
237
solidarity
345
empowering
121
aggressive
970
drainpipes
137
convergent
213
spermicide
135
dogcatcher
79
The possibility that something will happen
174
clearances
106
bookmaking
86
anodically
92
evanescent
236
pilgrimage
388
gratifying
264
Ends finishes and final stages
107
dream
754
closed-captioned
116
guck
126
Describing movement towards a place or person
94
full of the joys of spring
57
text
293
sensible
741
love
861
have a nasty feeling suspicion
89
Still life
38
Wage
406
ESTRANGED
80
tobacco
708
To persuade someone to agree with or support you
121
baptized
29
Made of or similar to a specific substance
81
get about
163
straw
671
on your (own) terms
161
Points of the compass
144
astronomical
369
ticker tape parade
29
reserve the right to do something
148
Carbon footprint
94
deep freeze
263
as a matter of routine course
141
detoxifies
90
astounding
193
sweatshirt
97
triangular
184
undertaker
102
downstream
187
midshipmen
61
put your hand in your pocket
39
obligation
706
iniquities
71
chlamydial
129
mastermind
191
dysprosium
101
monstering
72
dandelion
157
trousering
65
groundsman
171
overweight
643
soldiering
108
capital
677
healthcare
130
typography
154
heuristics
96
swarthiest
73
Kinesthetic
66
lobotomize
81
parliament
750
meditation
271
dissolvent
86
Words used to describe smiles
93
topeka
86
diagonally
113
take a bite out of something
45
incivility
114
Demure
86
distillery
272
Range
517
buy something ↔ up
212
Come
623
stabilise
171
bridge
717
unmistakable
675
Soap
354
Puff
316
Bean
209
there is no substitute for something
188
substitution table
157
extend the hand of friendship to someone
158
Cane
95
see eye to eye (with someone)
81
bring someone back down to earth (with a bump)
45
poland
119
discretion is the better part of valour
57
fang
226
tape
745
sixth
123
Ways of telling someone to stop talking or to be quiet
86
fawn
253
a one hundred percent
126
pink
711
give a hundred percent
112
jcb
112
pen
278
milled
64
Remarkable
282
vac
132
mph
124
nic
85
ism
280
inure
110
bugger something ↔ up
98
carpetbagger
168
ratio
748
ditch
653
gch
119
drive
471
gum
737
apart
733
napkin
136
in the course of time
152
bigwig
148
bin
275
keep an eye on
112
attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
125
labiovelar
66
tug
455
burn the midnight oil
244
To reach or to enter into an agreement
102
General words for farming, and types of farming
136
oy
70
eater
311
canon
158
wc
131
fm
160
ib
105
vapid
136
dp
185
not lose sleep over
132
come to think of it
168
egypt
154
final and at the end
90
normal
794
durian
287
holly
260
stormy
633
widow
626
shorty
157
gluten
233
Physiological
51
t
170
clumsy
729
hook up
128
thread
1897
blow-in
169
crop up
199
brew up
146
wall
397
the Raj
103
smiley
104
pump up
160
e-
121
permanently
625
a-
233
Spring
365
Couple
297
Sense
446
blockbuster
314
Canopy
161
Types of language and general words for language
94
Fiber
119
specific
837
Pundit
326
Peril
149
in the wake of something
180
keister
102
Brought
132
doll
264
relativity
739
null
620
red-eye
82
usurer
118
reshape
138
REMEDY
173
First
270
thresh
264
Lousy
127
careless
693
FIERCE
123
Guild
254
Beggar
167
nohow
93
buss
178
Abrupt
119
Master
333
repro
103
moody
326
recur
218
messiness
54
Invaluable
258
accordion
270
Father
271
blasphemy
236
Enjoy
194
swingeing
260
Blabby
80
Disappear
279
Frozen
134
shave off
96
fatten up
126
draper
164
handstand
108
reverb
80
deferment
148
jesuit
101
jump ship
135
Shriek
301
intersect
102
more
364
genuinely
201
dodgy
287
Invention
276
doodle
191
flesh out
163
twofer
100
orderlies
64
practical
761
guns
96
minuteman
104
oomph
127
snowflake
155
give over
163
Fluid
337
guideline
502
Ornery
129
bunny chow
132
Wasp
272
childbirth
250
contraband
280
immure
108
transposal
54
sotho
83
tailcoated
69
googly
179
peppercorn
124
technology
996
incautious
151
hefty
288
Inexplicable
63
feed on
259
assassinate
364
To become, or to make something more interesting or exciting
125
in charge (of)
210
concentrate the someone s mind
100
visa
240
Fair behaviour and the quality of being fair and reasonable
118
exert
705
frock
195
Pit
298
scold
702
idiocy
129
coordinate
726
Graze
132
furnace
748
Durex
115
jolly
645
Arthur
203
Hectic
322
Prank
250
Irrefutable
105
broke
238
freeze
675
podgy
133
yellow
348
Boiler
117
meter
155
Muddle
103
ambulance
626
stoat
106
grudge
412
astral
177
Santa
104
Cyprus
132
Brave
244
kabob
80
soggy
160
cement
716
couchette
129
Scare
313
Palace
184
brolly
173
sound
524
taipan
92
arena
375
dovecote
173
Grieve
16
avoid
784
cheer
766
marl
79
Caring
188
antihero
153
Sermon
267
Canvas
119
Coarse
232
Limbo
78
Crooked
222
acct.
89
ammo
183
euro
286
smuts
58
acknowledge
998
carry something ↔ off
135
cut it
71
chippy
132
pope
198
haggle
246
quid pro quo
61
drop
1197
gallery
640
ogre
199
uppish
62
voice
799
spires
70
bookie
184
ermine
182
rightwards
96
fossil
255
savant
175
Fray
103
clergy
183
yoof
104
hawthorn
109
Deny
412
Teat
81
Off the beaten track
8
Pick
272
Wise
178
bases
119
vocab
105
census
292
Vice
323
lour
404
gaping
167
Snap
283
bunkum
156
yapped
62
fathom
340
neon
137
antarctica
160
BNC: 34915
COCA: 32416
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
rudderless
Word family
adjective
rudderless
noun
rudder
rudderfish
rud
·
der
·
less
/
ˈrʌdələs
$
-dər-
/
adjective
adj
NOT HAVE
without someone to lead you or give you an
aim
or
direction
无人领导的;无人指引的
a company left rudderless by the resignation of its CEO
因首席执行官辞职而变得群龙无首的一家公司
Examples from the Corpus
rudderless
•
Some
historians
think that when Mao died,
China
was left
rudderless
.
•
Without Ixora he was
rudderless
, a man with no
purpose
.
•
Over and over again in the past few weeks he has shown himself to be leading a
rudderless
,
aimless
Government.
•
It
exasperated
his
grandmother
to see this
forceful
spirit
drifting
like a
rudderless
boat
,
directed
neither to work nor to
leisure
.
•
Good or
evil
... These were considered
old-fashioned
terms in a morally
rudderless
society, Trent thought with more
sadness
than bitterness.
•
Within the industry, the
consequences
of a
rudderless
Whitehall
were
welcomed
at the
commercial
grass
roots
level.
rud
·
der
·
less
adjective
adj
Chinese
Syllable
Corpus
See also:
rudder
BNC: 34915
COCA: 32416
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
BNC: 34915
COCA: 32416
Oxford Learner's Thesaurus
BNC: 34915
COCA: 32416
Macmillan English Thesaurus
rudderless
Not showing careful thought or good judgment:
shallow, foolish, mindless...
Careless and casual:
careless, casual, complacency...
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