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skewed [ˈskju:d] ADJ

1. skewed picture:

skewed

2. skewed information, result:

skewed

I . skew [skju:] VB trans

1. skew (give slanting direction):

2. skew (distort):

II . skew [skju:] ADJ

I . skew-whiff [ˌskju:ˈwɪf] Brit inf ADJ

II . skew-whiff [ˌskju:ˈwɪf] Brit inf ADV

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The bridge is also skewed with a skew angle of 57 degrees.
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Sometimes the term smirk is used to describe a skewed smile.
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Subjects experiencing envy often have a skewed perception on how to achieve true happiness.
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If the variables tested are not normally distributed because they are too skewed, the test can not be used.
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In both, the plan is drawn on a skewed or rotated grid, and the verticals are projected vertically on the page.
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These prisons explain the city's skewed male/female ratios.
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Critics of the study point to the all-computer simulation, saying too many unknowns in computers give skewed results.
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The supply point cost is skewed toward bulk buying making a 200 charge purchase cheaper on a per charge price as opposed to 100 charges.
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Several series adhere to this simple format which, over an extended period, may cause some viewers to develop a skewed view of reality.
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These structural properties resemble those of gaseous hydrogen peroxide, which adopts a skewed anticlinal conformation, and also experiences a strong rotational barrier.
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