Verb:

ভাসিতে ভাসিতে হতে,

be adrift's Usage Examples:

On 31 December 1945, Empire Perdita was reported to be adrift in the Mozambique Channel, 200 nautical miles (370 km) north east of Durban.

inhabited by the most advanced society in history, the city is believed to be adrift and derelict in the highest pockets of the sky.

and on that same day, late in the afternoon, the GPS data showed her to be adrift.

On that same day, late in the afternoon, the GPS data showed it to be adrift.

We may be aloft at a masthead, we may be adrift in time.

each landscape painting around a horizon line; but for that, we could be adrift in the cosmos.

in directions different from the wind direction, a craft would simply be adrift before the wind.

are drawn into the gravity of a sinister-looking planet that seems to be adrift in Warp Space.

Synonyms:

afloat;

Antonyms:

aground; meaningful;