tipped
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3.8
- adjective
- /tɪpt/
- The shelf was too tipped, causing the books to slide off one side.
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Watch on YouTubeThat means that our, our, our balance is tipped to the side of pain.
- That means that our, our, our balance is tipped to the side of pain.
- So the urge to want to restore neutrality once that balance is tipped to the side of pain is almost overwhelming.
- The reverence is tipped way far away from where it should be for the sacrifice made.
Examples
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The tipped chair leaned dangerously to one side, making it uncomfortable to sit on.
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And so there's this important term here having to do with how tipped the orbit is relative to your line of sight.
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That means that our, our, our balance is tipped to the side of pain.
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So the urge to want to restore neutrality once that balance is tipped to the side of pain is almost overwhelming.
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He carefully placed the tipped vase on the table to prevent it from falling.
Synonyms
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2.5
Leaning to one side and not straight, like a picture on a wall
16
6.0
Not straight or level and turned to one side
15
3.1
A surface that is not flat or level and leans to one side
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4.7
Not straight or level and often wrong because of a personal view
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4.2
Not upright and slanting to one side
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3.9
Not straight or level and leaning to one side
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2.9
Tilting at an angle, not straight up or flat
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3.9
Sloping so one end is higher than the other
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2.3
A surface that is not flat and goes up or down at an angle
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4.3
Slanted so water runs off easily
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4.4
Leaning to one side and not level
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8.1
Leaning to one side instead of being straight or level
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9.8
Leaning to one side and not straight
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8.6
At an angle so one side is higher than the other
Sloping so a surface leans at an angle
Antonyms
Compounds
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8.0
A large deep water fish with a white tip on its back fin that can be dangerous to people
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3.6
A cigarette or cigar with a small end piece that removes some harmful parts from smoke before you breathe it
How Tilted
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Etymology
Tipped comes from the simple word tip, which long ago could mean 'to push' or 'to make lean'. So if something is tipped it is 'leaning' or not level, as if it had been given a small push.