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Definition
Synonym
richtungslos
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
richtungslos
adj
lacking direction; lacking a sense of direction
richtungslos
adj
lacking direction, lacking a sense of direction
richtungslos
adj
directionless
Deutsche
richtungslos Synonyme
Englische
lacking direction; lacking a sense of direction Synonyme
lacking
absconded
absent
adulterated
arrested
away
bankrupt in
bare of
bereaved
bereaved of
bereft
bereft of
blemished
callow
cut off
damaged
defective
deficient
deleted
denuded
denuded of
departed
deprived of
destitute of
devoid
devoid of
disappeared
divested
embryonic
empty of
erroneous
existless
failing
fallible
faulty
for want of
forlorn of
found wanting
gone
half-assed
hypoplastic
immature
impaired
imperfect
imprecise
impure
in arrear
in arrears
in default
in default of
in short supply
in want of
inaccurate
inadequate
incompetent
incomplete
inexact
infant
inferior
insufficient
makeshift
mediocre
minus
missing
mixed
needing
negative
no longer present
nonattendant
nonexistent
not enough
not found
not perfect
not present
null
off
omitted
out of
out of pocket
out of sight
part
parted from
partial
patchy
robbed of
sans
scant
scant of
scanty
scrappy
shorn of
short
short of
shy
shy of
sketchy
stripped of
subtracted
taken away
too little
unblessed with
underdeveloped
undeveloped
unequal to
uneven
unexisting
unfinished
unperfected
unpossessed of
unqualified
unreached
unsatisfactory
unsatisfying
unsound
unsufficing
unthorough
vacuous
vanished
void
void of
wanting
without being
richtungslos Definition
Common
sense
(
)
See
Common
sense,
under
Sense.
Direction
(
n.
)
The
act
of
directing,
of
aiming,
regulating,
guiding,
or
ordering
Direction
(
n.
)
That
which
is
imposed
by
directing
Direction
(
n.
)
The
name
and
residence
of
a
person
to
whom
any
thing
is
sent,
written
upon
the
thing
sent
Direction
(
n.
)
The
line
or
course
upon
which
anything
is
moving
or
aimed
to
move,
or
in
which
anything
is
lying
or
pointing
Direction
(
n.
)
The
body
of
managers
of
a
corporation
or
enterprise
Direction
(
n.
)
The
pointing
of
a
piece
with
reference
to
an
imaginary
vertical
axis
Lacking
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Lack
Sense
(
v.
t.)
A
faculty,
possessed
by
animals,
of
perceiving
external
objects
by
means
of
impressions
made
upon
certain
organs
(sensory
or
sense
organs)
of
the
body,
or
of
perceiving
changes
in
the
condition
of
the
body
Sense
(
v.
t.)
Perception
by
the
sensory
organs
of
the
body
Sense
(
v.
t.)
Perception
through
the
intellect
Sense
(
v.
t.)
Sound
perception
and
reasoning
Sense
(
v.
t.)
That
which
is
felt
or
is
held
as
a
sentiment,
view,
or
opinion
Sense
(
v.
t.)
Meaning
Sense
(
v.
t.)
Moral
perception
or
appreciation.
Sense
(
v.
t.)
One
of
two
opposite
directions
in
which
a
line,
surface,
or
volume,
may
be
supposed
to
be
described
by
the
motion
of
a
point,
line,
or
surface.
Sense
(
v.
t.)
To
perceive
by
the
senses
lacking direction; lacking a sense of direction Bedeutung
change
of
direction
reorientation
the
act
of
changing
the
direction
in
which
something
is
oriented
steering
guidance
direction
the
act
of
setting
and
holding
a
course,
a
new
council
was
installed
under
the
direction
of
the
king
management
direction
the
act
of
managing
something,
he
was
given
overall
management
of
the
program,
is
the
direction
of
the
economy
a
function
of
government?
direction
finder
radio,
determines
the
direction
of
incoming
radio
waves
humor
humour
sense
of
humor
sense
of
humour
the
trait
of
appreciating
(and
being
able
to
express)
the
humorous,
she
didn't
appreciate
my
humor,
you
can't
survive
in
the
army
without
a
sense
of
humor
purposefulness
sense
of
purpose
the
quality
of
having
a
definite
purpose
sense
organ
sensory
receptor
receptor
an
organ
having
nerve
endings
(in
the
skin
or
viscera
or
eye
or
ear
or
nose
or
mouth)
that
respond
to
stimulation
common
sense
good
sense
gumption
horse
sense
sense
mother
wit
sound
practical
judgment,
Common
sense
is
not
so
common,
he
hasn't
got
the
sense
God
gave
little
green
apples,
fortunately
she
had
the
good
sense
to
run
away
road
sense
good
judgment
in
avoiding
trouble
or
accidents
on
the
road
sense
sensation
sentience
sentiency
sensory
faculty
the
faculty
through
which
the
external
world
is
apprehended,
in
the
dark
he
had
to
depend
on
touch
and
on
his
senses
of
smell
and
hearing
modality
sense
modality
sensory
system
a
particular
sense
sight
vision
visual
sense
visual
modality
the
ability
to
see,
the
visual
faculty
touch
sense
of
touch
skin
senses
touch
modality
cutaneous
senses
the
faculty
by
which
external
objects
or
forces
are
perceived
through
contact
with
the
body
(especially
the
hands),
only
sight
and
touch
enable
us
to
locate
objects
in
the
space
around
us
hearing
audition
auditory
sense
sense
of
hearing
auditory
modality
the
ability
to
hear,
the
auditory
faculty,
his
hearing
was
impaired
taste
gustation
sense
of
taste
gustatory
modality
the
faculty
of
distinguishing
sweet,
sour,
bitter,
and
salty
properties
in
the
mouth,
his
cold
deprived
him
of
his
sense
of
taste
smell
sense
of
smell
olfaction
olfactory
modality
the
faculty
that
enables
us
to
distinguish
scents
kinesthesis
kinaesthesis
kinesthesia
kinaesthesia
kinesthetics
muscle
sense
sense
of
movement
the
ability
to
feel
movements
of
the
limbs
and
body
equilibrium
labyrinthine
sense
vestibular
sense
sense
of
balance
sense
of
equilibrium
a
sensory
system
located
in
structures
of
the
inner
ear
that
registers
the
orientation
of
the
head
somesthesia
somesthesis
somaesthesia
somaesthesis
somatesthesia
somataesthesis
somatosensory
system
somatic
sensory
system
somatic
sense
the
faculty
of
bodily
perception,
sensory
systems
associated
with
the
body,
includes
skin
senses
and
proprioception
and
the
internal
organs
sense
a
general
conscious
awareness,
a
sense
of
security,
a
sense
of
happiness,
a
sense
of
danger,
a
sense
of
self
sense
of
direction
an
awareness
of
your
orientation
in
space
sense
of
responsibility
an
awareness
of
your
obligations
focus
focusing
focussing
focal
point
direction
centering
the
concentration
of
attention
or
energy
on
something,
the
focus
of
activity
shifted
to
molecular
biology,
he
had
no
direction
in
his
life
insight
sixth
sense
grasping
the
inner
nature
of
things
intuitively
sensation
esthesis
aesthesis
sense
experience
sense
impression
sense
datum
an
unelaborated
elementary
awareness
of
stimulation,
a
sensation
of
touch
sense
a
natural
appreciation
or
ability,
a
keen
musical
sense,
a
good
sense
of
timing
direction
a
general
course
along
which
something
has
a
tendency
to
develop,
I
couldn't
follow
the
direction
of
his
thoughts,
his
ideals
determined
the
direction
of
his
career,
they
proposed
a
new
direction
for
the
firm
sense
tagger
a
tagging
program
whose
labels
indicate
the
meanings
of
words
or
expressions
sense
signified
the
meaning
of
a
word
or
expression,
the
way
in
which
a
word
or
expression
or
situation
can
be
interpreted,
the
dictionary
gave
several
senses
for
the
word,
in
the
best
sense
charity
is
really
a
duty,
the
signifier
is
linked
to
the
signified
word
meaning
word
sense
acceptation
the
accepted
meaning
of
a
word
guidance
counsel
counseling
counselling
direction
something
that
provides
direction
or
advice
as
to
a
decision
or
course
of
action
direction
instruction
a
message
describing
how
something
is
to
be
done,
he
gave
directions
faster
than
she
could
follow
them
stage
direction
an
instruction
written
as
part
of
the
script
of
a
play
commission
charge
direction
a
formal
statement
of
a
command
or
injunction
to
do
something,
the
judge's
charge
to
the
jury
direction
way
a
line
leading
to
a
place
or
point,
he
looked
the
other
direction,
didn't
know
the
way
home
east-west
direction
in
a
direction
parallel
with
lines
of
latitude
north-south
direction
in
a
direction
parallel
with
lines
of
longitude
conscience
scruples
moral
sense
sense
of
right
and
wrong
motivation
deriving
logically
from
ethical
or
moral
principles
that
govern
a
person's
thoughts
and
actions
sense
of
shame
sense
of
duty
a
motivating
awareness
of
ethical
responsibility
direction
the
spatial
relation
between
something
and
the
course
along
which
it
points
or
moves,
he
checked
the
direction
and
velocity
of
the
wind
sense
of
the
meeting
general
agreement
reached
by
an
assembled
group,
no
vote
was
taken,
but
after
each
discussion
the
chair
summed
up
the
sense
of
the
meeting
autonomy
self-direction
selfeliance
self-sufficiency
personal
independence
sense
comprehend,
I
sensed
the
real
meaning
of
his
letter
smell
smell
out
sense
become
aware
of
not
through
the
senses
but
instinctively,
I
sense
his
hostility,
i
smell
trouble,
smell
out
corruption
feel
sense
perceive
by
a
physical
sensation,
e.g.,
coming
from
the
skin
or
muscles,
He
felt
the
wind,
She
felt
an
object
brushing
her
arm,
He
felt
his
flesh
crawl,
She
felt
the
heat
when
she
got
out
of
the
car
sense
detect
some
circumstance
or
entity
automatically,
This
robot
can
sense
the
presence
of
people
in
the
room,
particle
detectors
sense
ionization
make
sense
add
up
be
reasonable
or
logical
or
comprehensible
deficient
lacking(p)
wanting(p)
inadequate
in
amount
or
degree,
a
deficient
education,
deficient
in
common
sense,
lacking
in
stamina,
tested
and
found
wanting
lacking
absent
missing
wanting
nonexistent,
the
thumb
is
absent,
her
appetite
was
lacking
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