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one-sided

[wuhn-sahy-did] / ˈwʌnˈsaɪ dɪd /


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Leah’s book, The Missing Link in Modern Spiritualism, is thorough, yet often unreliable, and obviously one-sided in support of the spirits.

From Literature

"Such arrangements underpin the kind of 'one-sided flexibility' that leaves over a million workers unsure how many hours they will work or how much money they will earn next week," he said.

From BBC

Frankel may have been underworked in Team USA’s one-sided rampage to the gold medal game, but Thursday she was on the brink until Keller finished it off.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the end, the Fed’s final statement was one-sided, discussing only whether there would be more cuts.

From MarketWatch

In the end, the Fed’s final statement was one-sided, discussing only whether there would be more cuts.

From MarketWatch