Synonyms for skewed
skewed

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1. skew, skewedadjective

   having an oblique or slanting direction or position

   "the picture was skew"

   Synonyms:
   skew

   Antonyms:
   perpendicular, vertical, horizontal

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1. List of paraphrases for "skewed":

   asymmetric, asymmetrical, biased, distorted, uneven, lopsided, unbalanced, unequal, biassed

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1. Kathy Lien:

   When a currency...squeezes higher quickly, causing investors to panic and abandon their positions, the rally could be sharp and aggressive particularly when positions are skewed so heavily in the opposite direction.

2. Weiwen Ng:

   Today's NODX print reinforced our view that risks to the growth outlook is clearly skewed to the downside and could possibly elicit a further calibration in policy settings.

3. Chief Financial Officer Jennifer Piepszak:

   We can outperform on a relative basis regardless of the environment, although risks are more skewed to the down side given ... risks like coronavirus, we are confident that the strength of our operating model will continue to demonstrate strength.

4. Haroon Bhorat:

   Everything was skewed racially -- education, access to finance, access to land, when we tried to encourage growth post 1994 (end of apartheid), it was only those who already had capital and good education that gained from it.

5. Diane Goodman:

   The bigger issues aren’t unique to the NFL, but I think they are stark in the NFL: Who’s in positions of power? And who’s making decisions? When that is only one group, particularly people who are privileged, who are from the dominant group, then those are going to likely be skewed decisions and skewed world views, it’s easy to point to Gruden and go, ‘Oh, isn’t he terrible?’ and ‘Look at the terrible things he did.’ But that doesn’t look at that larger culture, where people were participating with him. People were allowing these emails to exist. It really is about the whole culture and that sense, that I’m sure people have cultivated, to feel like, ‘I can say these things and they will be, at best, appreciated and reciprocated or, at worst, people may not appreciate them but nothing’s going to happen.’ And that is about privilege and entitlement.