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drift along

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drift along
to float along; to be carried along on no particular course. The boat just drifted along lazily with the current. The project drifted along until we received the leadership we needed.
See also: along, drift


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Most, however, are in­adequate people who merely drift along through all or virtually all aspects of life and are almost constantly unhappy.
The new buoys, known as Argos, drift along the world's oceans at a depth of about 6,000 feet constantly monitoring the temperature, salinity, and speed of ocean currents.
Here, you get to enjoy some peace and tranquility as you drift along its waters, or you can bring a book to read as you leisurely travel along Rio Novo.
 
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