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Meanings of skew in English

Catalan
desviar

Turn or place at an angle.

desviar

Having an oblique or slanting direction or position.

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Usage of skew in English
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That proves less true today, though the sentiment doesn't necessarily skew negative.
Wired
2
Mind you, the studios still skew their thinking towards the home country.
The Irish Times
3
But the evidence is clear that the females can skew it somehow.
BBC
4
Does this skew the view of this important part of the world?
Radio NZ
5
The Tories will skew public spending in favour of the private sector.
The Guardian
6
As is the case with all writers, moods sometimes skew their opinions.
The Irish Times
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For the same reason, ventilation shafts were also engineered on the skew.
The world without us
8
Parasitic helminths evade, skew and dampen human immune responses through numerous mechanisms.
Pubmed
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The 37-year-old Watson, a relative veteran in comparison, would skew the picture.
The Guardian
10
John Carter, with its family skew, faces a tougher challenge on weekdays.
The Guardian
11
April has three fewer selling days than last year, which can skew results.
Reuters
12
America doesn't need more political officials who skew science to fit personal beliefs.
Wired
13
Now imagine normalizing the second population such that this age skew is eliminated.
The emperor of all maladies: a biography of cancer
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Critics said the study's methods skew the reported U.S. tax rates paid upward.
Reuters
15
Cregan said, There was one year we had an angel that went skew-ways.
The Irish Times
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Mr Cormick said the new target could skew what teachers teach.
Radio NZ
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Translations for skew
Skew through the time
Skew across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common