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drift

[drift] / drɪft /




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Snow accumulations could be around 2-10cm at low levels but up to 20-30cm over higher ground with some drifting and blizzards.

From BBC

There is a warning of "significant" drifting of snow due to the high winds.

From BBC

A giant iceberg drifting towards a remote island threatened wildlife, reminding us that science is just as vital for spotting danger as it is for making discoveries.

From BBC

But it would seem discontented voters are not just drifting to Reform.

From BBC

While Safdie deeming those aspects disposable keeps “Marty Supreme” from being a truly perfect film, it wouldn’t be half as good if its concentration drifted from Marty for more than a minute.

From Salon