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angled

[ang-guhld] / ˈæŋ gəld /
ADJECTIVE
beaked
Synonyms
STRONG
bent crooked hooked
Antonyms
STRONG
straight
ADJECTIVE
bent
Synonyms
STRONG
arced arched bowed contorted crooked drooping hooked humped hunched inclined limp looped round rounded slumped stooped twined twisted warped wilted
WEAK
arciform curvilinear doubled over droopy sinuous slouchy
Antonyms
STRONG
straight
ADJECTIVE
colored
Synonyms
STRONG
biased falsified jaundiced misrepresented partial partisan perverted prejudiced prepossessed warped
WEAK
false one-sided tampered-with tendentious
Antonyms
STRONG
balanced fair impartial objective unbiased unprejudiced
WEAK
honest truthful
ADJECTIVE
forked
Synonyms
STRONG
bifurcate bifurcated branched branching divaricate divided furcate furcated split tined zigzag
WEAK
bifid dichotomous dichotonic pronged tridented
Antonyms
WEAK
joined unbranched
ADJECTIVE
oblique
Synonyms
STRONG
bent diagonal inclining sideway sideways sidewise
WEAK
askew aslant awry crooked distorted diverging on the bias pitched slanted sloped sloping tilted tilting tipped tipping

Example Sentences

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In response to the announcement, Adobe shares angled 1.5% lower to $244.45 in Friday afternoon trading.

From Barron's • Apr. 17, 2026

Analyzing video footage of her crippler, the AI pointed out that her arm was angled above her head on landing, which, in a sport partially judged on aesthetics and style, was less than ideal.

From The Wall Street Journal • Feb. 4, 2026

Emmanuel Agbadou angled his body into the path of a shot to stop the ball, but VAR Stuart Attwell did not send referee Michael Salisbury to the monitor.

From BBC • Jan. 13, 2026

Vertical divisions became far less common, while horizontal and angled divisions dominated.

From Science Daily • Dec. 17, 2025

Pet moved its head, and the smoke angled newly.

From "Pet" by Akwaeke Emezi