slant in Irish
slant in Irish is maig — slant means a slope or tilt; a sloping surface or line.
slant in Irish
maig
What does "slant" mean?
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noun A slope or tilt; a sloping surface or line.
"The roof has a steep slant to shed snow."
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noun A particular point of view or way of presenting something, often biased.
"The article gave a distinctly liberal slant to the story."
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verb To lean or tilt at an angle.
"The old barn slants noticeably to one side."
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verb To present information in a biased way.
"Critics said the documentary slanted the facts to favor one side."
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slant in a sentence
- The roof has a steep slant to shed snow.
- The article gave a distinctly liberal slant to the story.
- Ask a local for the real slant on what happened.
- The old barn slants noticeably to one side.
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What is "slant" in Irish?
"slant" in Irish is maig. slant means: A slope or tilt; a sloping surface or line.
How do you use "slant" in a sentence?
Example: "The roof has a steep slant to shed snow." In Irish, "slant" is maig.
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