unmoored
锚定,闲置的,锚地,锚定的
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Definitions
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- : to loose from moorings or anchorage.
- : to bring to the state of riding with a single anchor after being moored by two or more.
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- : to become unmoored.
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Examples
Millennials are “unmoored from institutions,” gasped Pew Research recently.
The idea of the city was much more alluring than the city itself on a rainy, unmoored day.
If we are unmoored from the Constitution, then what are we onto?
My trust in everything I thought I knew about myself came unmoored.
As a result, our modern gun-rights ideology is often unmoored from any sense of corresponding civic obligation.
The flag-ship being now daily expected, we unmoored, and came down to Macào, awaiting her arrival in the outer Roads.
At last the welcome boat was seen coming from the shore; we unmoored, and went ahead for about an hour.
They went on board at once; and having unmoored, they sailed to the southeast after the falcon.
He presently reached the river, unmoored his boat, and with the aid of a strong current soon reached his home.
Perhaps, on the other hand, these wardens did not care to shout a final notice that the boat was now unmoored.