Synonym: incline, lean, slope, tilt, tip. Similar words: slang, island, slander, grassland, antislavery, plant, gallant, supplant. Meaning: [slænt /slɑːnt] n. 1. a biased way of looking at or presenting something 2. degree of deviation from a horizontal plane. v. 1. lie obliquely 2. present with a bias 3. to incline or bend from a vertical position 4. heel over.
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1 Slant your skis a little more to the left.
2 Has your roof a sharp slant?
3 Her chin took on a stubborn slant.
4 to get a new slant on the political situation.
5 The sofa faced the fire at a slant.
6 The editorial had an antiunion slant.
7 Cut the flower stems on the slant.
8 The story gives a new slant to his character.
9 The house is built on/at a slant.
10 The book had a personal/political/sociological slant.
11 The article had an anti-union slant .
12 She put a new slant on the play.
13 They held their spears at a slant.
14 He puts his own particular slant on everything.
15 The lines are drawn on a slant.
16 That's a different slant on the causes of the First World War.
17 Each article has a slightly different slant on the situation.
18 Recent events have put a new slant on the President's earlier comments.
19 The political slant at Focus can be described as centre-right.
20 Several readers objected to the article's strong Republican slant.
21 Or give a new slant to commonly known facts.
22 That puts a slant on my whole career.
23 Dear,(www.Sentencedict.com) she wrote on a slant.
24 It provided a new slant on his character.
25 Even you guys in the media... the slant is always about winning.
26 It was a new slant on the eternal problem of the one who kisses and the one who is kissed.
27 You're slightly above the garden because the house is on a slant.
28 The house seems to be built on a steep slant.
29 Her book looks at his writings from a feminist slant.
30 Paul in 1 Corinthians 7 seems to put another slant on this from the perspective of Roman life in the first century.
More similar words: slang, island, slander, grassland, antislavery, plant, gallant, supplant, coolant, gallantry, gallantly, atlantic, plantain, petulant, jubilant, vigilant, eggplant, undulant, nonchalant, assailant, implanted, stimulant, plantation, transplant, nonchalantly, philanthropy, transatlantic, philanthropic, philanthropist, slam.