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slanting
In a physical sense, this word describes a diagonal orientation. It is often used to describe weather patterns, such as rain or snow, or architectural features, conveying a sense of asymmetry or a specific directional lean.
When used to describe information or a narrative, the term carries a negative connotation of unfairness or lack of objectivity. It suggests a deliberate attempt to steer the audience toward a specific conclusion by omitting facts or framing the story selectively, making it a common term in critiques of media and journalism.
Meanings
Examples
The slanting rays of the setting sun cast long shadows across the valley.
I cannot trust this report because the author is slanting the facts to suit his own agenda.
The roof has a slanting design to allow snow to slide off easily during winter.
Why is this news coverage so slanting? It feels like they are ignoring half the story.
The rain was slanting sideways in the fierce wind, soaking everyone instantly.
He wrote the note in a slanting script that was barely legible.
The detective noticed a slanting line on the wall that suggested a hidden door.
I wonder if the witness is giving a slanting account of the event to protect someone.