skew

the car had skewed across the track.

he skewed around in his saddle.

the curriculum is skewed towards the practical subjects.

She skewed around in her chair.

I used a skewer to make an extra hole in my belt.

books are skewed and lounge against one another every whichaway.

The programme of "front benching pilot tunnel divisional and laminated skewed slot construction" was created.

For lack of the theoretical calculation method at present,the skew bridge backwater is simulated in adopting circle pier and embank uncompressing river through hydraulic models.

It might actually cause harm by skewing the natural immune response away from the virus already in Jeanna's brain and toward variants overrepresented in the vaccine.

But could those answers be skewed?

And economics needs to study how a lack of women skews its scholarly priorities, creating an intellectual opportunity cost.

Kerry's statement lists a litany of alleged irregularities that the US says skewed the elections.

Critics also point out that private prisons work for profit and therefore skew justice system priorities.

And none had cultivated any sort of pollinator or vegetable garden that could skew the results.

Most dating apps skew disproportionately male, and the company has had no problem signing them up.

The ultra-rich skew that average upwards: admission to the 1% began at $380,000 in 2008.

These features can skew norms even in research that doesn't have an obvious link to them.

Then he shapes and hollows out the block of boards using skew chisels, bowl gouges and scrapers.

My parental fear and ambition had just temporarily clouded her from view-and perhaps skewed her perspective of me.