unskewed
- adjective
- /ʌnˈskjud/
- They can sit on Fox News and present all the unskewed polling data they want in their alternate parallel universe, but at the end of the day, there
Examples
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In addition, if you look at the unskewed polls, all, if not most, swing states go toward Romney.
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An unskewed representation of the statistics revealed that the trend was indeed downward.
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Unskewed average for October is closer to the actual vote results than Nate's October average.
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As an example of how the mainstream media is in the tank for Obama, "Unskewed Polls" gives us the following: "The Media Research Center recently documented that Romney got 86 percent negative coverage during his trip to England, Israel, and Poland last week."
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The scientist provided an unskewed analysis of the data, ensuring accuracy in the results.
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To get a clear understanding of public opinion, we reviewed the unskewed survey results.
Synonyms
Not changed from the original and true to the facts
Does not let personal feelings affect a decision
Free from personal feelings or strong opinions
Remaining flat and not bent or twisted
Antonyms
How Skewed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unskewed comes from un- ('not') and skew ('to slant' or 'tilt'), like askew which means 'tilted'. Think of a photo you straighten on the wall — unskewed means not tilted, not distorted or biased, so it shows things more accurately.