slantingly
- adverb
- /ˈslæntɪŋli/
- The editorial presented the issue slantingly, favoring one candidate while ignoring opposing evidence.
Examples
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When reviewers wrote slantingly about the film, audiences complained about the critic's clear bias.
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He spoke slantingly of the policy, framing facts selectively to support his argument.
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The article was written slantingly to favor the politician.
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She presented her arguments slantingly to support her point of view.
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The editorial presented the issue slantingly, favoring one candidate while ignoring opposing evidence.
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When reviewers wrote slantingly about the film, audiences complained about the critic's clear bias.
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He spoke slantingly of the policy, framing facts selectively to support his argument.
Synonyms
In a way that gives someone the wrong idea
In a way that clearly favors one side and leaves out facts
In a way that tries to make people accept one sided ideas
Antonyms
How Biased
- Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word slantingly comes from slant, which means 'to tilt' or 'lean' and was used for a view that is 'tilted' to one side, so slantingly also means giving information in a 'biased' or one-sided way.