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Meanings of one-sided in English
Usage of one-sided in English
1
You could even regard one particular result in a rather one-sided way.
2
International media painted a one-sided picture of his home country, James said.
3
Earlier, Russia's foreign minister had said Ankara's support for Baku was one-sided.
4
Tread carefully: being too one-sided may well rebound at a later point!
5
Although the result seemed one-sided, Talbot was full measure for the shutout.
6
Arizona's postseason destination is less certain, especially after such a one-sided loss.
7
Our debate on this point was too one-sided to be worth recording.
8
Makes an exceedingly favorable showing for the Italians; somewhat one-sided but valuable.
9
Arthur was only too aware of the one-sided nature of their pleasure.
10
The fight was brutally one-sided, with Frazier tasting the canvas six times.
11
The danger is that these transactions can start out, or become, one-sided.
12
An ultra, one-sided idealism is the central tendency of the Hindoo mind.
13
In many homes life on the farm is a somewhat one-sided affair.
14
Now, that's a one-sided picture of things if I ever heard one.
15
The film was criticized by some climate change skeptics for being one-sided.
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Barca's rampant strikeforce did the damage in a completely one-sided first half.
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