When Words Are Slanted?

When Words Are Slanted?

When something is angled in a slant or diagonal, it's slanted. Another meaning of the adjective is "biased," or "one-sided." Slanted news coverage, for example, only gives you one perspective on a controversial subject, rather than the whole picture.

What is example of slanted language?

Examples. Saying someone "didn't have the guts to fight back." is a negative explanation of an event. Saying some "took the high road instead of taking a swing." is a positive explanation of an event.

What type of word is slanted?

verb (used without object), slagged, slag·ging. to form slag; become a slaglike mass.

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Alexander Ross has covered the video game industry for a decade, writing deep dives on game design, esports tournaments, VR developments, and gaming culture.