Unselective vs Aimless - What's the difference?
unselective | aimless | Related terms |
Not selective; open and inclusive
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Unselective is a related term of aimless.
As adjectives the difference between unselective and aimless
is that unselective is not selective; open and inclusive while aimless is without aim, purpose, or direction.unselective
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