Definition: "Agendaless" is a Greek term, not a biblical concept, but rather a common phrase in ancient languages that means "without purpose or direction." It's used to describe situations where there is an absence of any clear purpose or goal for what might otherwise be considered important tasks or events. The precise definition of "agendaless," as it appears in the KJV (KJV: Agendas are empty and without a reason), depends on the context. In ancient Greek, "agendas" were often used to refer to specific plans, records, or lists, which were not meant to be fully understood until they had been completed, leaving them with no clear purpose. In the KJV, "agendaless" could refer to being in a situation where there is an absence of any goal or purpose; it's unclear if this was meant to imply that the task at hand lacked any specific direction or purpose. However, without further context, it seems likely that the term has no specific meaning in the Greek language and would be more appropriate for use in a religious setting rather than in the context of everyday communication. In modern English usage, "agendaless" may be used to describe something lacking purpose, being meaningless, or lacking any clear direction. It could also mean not having enough information or details on an issue that is important.

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