drifted

verb (past tense of drift)
UK /drɪftɪd/
US /drɪftɪd/

Moved slowly and gently, like floating on water or in the air.

The little boat drifted slowly across the calm lake.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Moved without a clear plan or direction.

After the party, people drifted home one by one.

3. Slowly changed or shifted over time.

The conversation drifted from school to summer holidays.

4. Was carried along by water, wind, or snow.

Snow had drifted against the front door overnight.

5. Gradually became separated or moved apart.

The two friends drifted apart after moving to different towns.