"Skewing" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Skewing" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Skewing" Meaning
Skewing (verb) means to (cause something to) distort or twist in a way that is not straight or normal, often in a way that is unfair or biased.
Example sentences:
- The artist's use of lighting created a skewed perspective on the cityscape.
- The movie skewed the facts to fit the filmmaker's agenda.
Noun: a skewing (an instance of something being distorted or biased)
Example sentence:
- The pollsters have criticized the survey's skewing towards a specific group.
"Skewing" Examples
Conjugate Verb "skewing" (Third Person Singular Present Simple)
Passive Voice
He is skewing the statistics to distort the results.
She is skewing the data to fit her theory.
Active Voice
The company is skewing the market with its new advertising campaign.
The opponent is skewing the truth to win the election.
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Infinitive
I only want to skewer one kind of meat in my meal.
He begins to skewer the theory by highlighting its flaws.
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