planless
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- planlessly adverb
- planlessness noun
Example Sentences
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency designates September as “national preparedness month” and has expressed concerned that half of Americans are clueless — and planless — about public emergencies.
From Washington Times • Sep. 1, 2014
"New York City has had a totally planless economic development," says Herbert Bienstock, a U.S.
From Time Magazine Archive
His planless 18-day vacation on the Atlantic had been a success: he was deeply tanned, rested, feeling fine.
From Time Magazine Archive
Army and its once-great Air Forces, both still at the edge of wrack & ruin as the result of the U.S.'s planless postwar demobilization.
From Time Magazine Archive
An understanding of the truth regarding supply is a necessary foundation for the faith without which the planless life is impossible.
From Within You is the Power by Hamblin, Henry Thomas
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