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[puzzle]

Dear teachers,
Could you tell me if there is a phrase like "without aim"? And shall we say live a life "without aim" or "without aims"?
Thank you very much!

[pugachevV]

You can say, "A life without aim."
Aim, used like this, means intention, direction or purpose.

I would say you can also have a life without intentions or purposes, so aims would be OK too.
However, you can just use aimless which means the same thing.