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
Does not let personal feelings affect a decision
Not changed from the original and true to the facts
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.