lopsided in Irish
lopsided in Irish is aontaobhach, leataobhach — lopsided means uneven, with one side larger, heavier, or more developed than the other.
lopsided in Irish
aontaobhach
Not even or balanced; not the same on one side as on the other.
leataobhach
Not even or balanced; not the same on one side as on the other.
What does "lopsided" mean?
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adj Uneven, with one side larger, heavier, or more developed than the other.
"The homemade cake came out slightly lopsided."
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adj Unfairly weighted toward one side; biased.
"Critics called the trade deal lopsided in favour of the larger country."
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lopsided in a sentence
- The homemade cake came out slightly lopsided.
- She gave a lopsided grin when she heard the joke.
- Critics called the trade deal lopsided in favour of the larger country.
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What is "lopsided" in Irish?
"lopsided" in Irish is aontaobhach, leataobhach. lopsided means: Uneven, with one side larger, heavier, or more developed than the other.
How do you use "lopsided" in a sentence?
Example: "The homemade cake came out slightly lopsided." In Irish, "lopsided" is aontaobhach, leataobhach.
Are there other ways to say "lopsided" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "lopsided": aontaobhach, leataobhach.
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