Rudderfish

Example:Unlike the rudderfish, which can steer itself through the water with precision, the wooden raft was completely at the mercy of the wind and currents, drifting aimlessly in the ocean.

Definition:To be carried along with the currents or wind without making any effort to control one’s direction or speed, the opposite of the rudderfish’s ability to steer and control its movement.

Example:The island’s inhabitants were nomadic, moving to different settlements, unlike the rudderfish, which maintains a more controlled, directed movement in its environment.

Definition:Describing something or someone that moves from one place to another with no fixed home, often implying a lack of control or direction, contrasting with the rudderfish that is highly mobile and controlled, capable of steering its body.