Definition of lopsided in English:

lopsided

adjectivelɒpˈsʌɪdɪd

With one side lower or smaller than the other.
向一侧倾斜的，歪的
a lopsided grin
歪着嘴笑。
Example sentencesExamples
- He would, I think, have justified his lopsided perspective on the grounds that he was a biologist, not a historian.
- The resulting lopsided casualty counts have a great deal to do with this skill imbalance.
- In the most recent operation surgeons had to pull her leg down by an inch because her pelvis had moved, which gave her a lopsided walk.
- He waited for what seemed to be hours before the priest came up the creaking, lopsided ladder.
- Casey glanced at me now and shot me a lopsided, sheepish grin.
- I watch as he tilted his head to one side giving me that same infuriating lopsided grin of his.
- She quickly brings her arms stiffly to her sides and flashes a lopsided smile, her heavy jaw clenched.
- Simon adjusted his lopsided top hat, tilting it even more than it had been in the first place.
- He gave me a lopsided grin, and walked into his room, shutting the door after him.
- Such a lopsided result defies the laws of probability and suggests something sinister at work.
- She imagines his brown hair spiky and lopsided, like the last time she saw him.
- A lopsided car would be a car with a higher load on one side than on the other.
- I read on your website that one in 20 women has lopsided breasts.
- Some fine forward play and lax marking contributed to this lopsided score line.
- He leaned back, folded his arms across his broad chest, and gave his sister a lopsided grin.
- The Sultans delivered a decisive blow in the second inning with seven runs and cruised to a lopsided victory.
- He kept them there just a second too long before dropping them to his sides with a lopsided grin.
- In the second half, though, the lopsided nature of proceedings threatened to become an embarrassment.
- She caught sight of the old tyre-swing hanging lopsided from an outstretched branch.
- Such a lopsided half-time score for St Johnstone was difficult to fathom.
Synonyms
asymmetrical, unsymmetrical, uneven, unevenly balanced, unbalanced, off-balance, off-centre, unequal, askew, skew, skewed, squint, tilted, tilting, crooked, sloping, slanted, aslant, one-sided, out of true, out of line, to one side, awry
informal skew-whiff, cock-eyed

Derivatives

lopsidedly

adverbˌlɒpˈsʌɪdɪdliˈlɑpˌsaɪdədli

First, the other side has a huge advantage in money, incumbency and a constituency that benefits lopsidedly from the unrepresentative electoral college and senate.
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘You're forgiven,’ I drawled, grinning lopsidedly.
- She seemed too immersed in a phone call to actually notice Kat's sudden appearance, so, with caution and much aching, Kat limped lopsidedly down the fluorescently lit hallway.
- I tilted my head to one side and smiling lopsidedly said, ‘Do you know what I think?’
- He grinned lopsidedly, then cocked his head to the side.

lopsidedness

noun

There is indeed a lopsidedness to much refereeing these days whereby players can receive red cards for relatively innocuous incidents yet those that cause injury often don't receive the punishment they deserve.
Example sentencesExamples
- As today's older professors retire, political lopsidedness will grow even more extreme.
- It could then be argued that the asymmetrical lopsidedness suggests movement and directionality.
- We have a lopsidedness in that the Scottish Executive is responsible for spending, but not for tax-raising.
- Depriving the farmers from agriculture has created an avalanche of problems like unemployment, scarcity of food, starvation death, diseases and a total lopsidedness in the growth of the economy.

Origin

Early 18th century: from lop² + side + -ed¹.

Rhymes

misguided, one-sided, undecided, undivided, unguided, unprovided

Definition of lopsided in US English:

lopsided

adjective

1With one side lower or smaller than the other.
向一侧倾斜的，歪的
a lopsided grin
歪着嘴笑。
Example sentencesExamples
- She quickly brings her arms stiffly to her sides and flashes a lopsided smile, her heavy jaw clenched.
- He gave me a lopsided grin, and walked into his room, shutting the door after him.
- I read on your website that one in 20 women has lopsided breasts.
- Such a lopsided result defies the laws of probability and suggests something sinister at work.
- In the second half, though, the lopsided nature of proceedings threatened to become an embarrassment.
- Such a lopsided half-time score for St Johnstone was difficult to fathom.
- He would, I think, have justified his lopsided perspective on the grounds that he was a biologist, not a historian.
- He kept them there just a second too long before dropping them to his sides with a lopsided grin.
- A lopsided car would be a car with a higher load on one side than on the other.
- I watch as he tilted his head to one side giving me that same infuriating lopsided grin of his.
- Some fine forward play and lax marking contributed to this lopsided score line.
- Simon adjusted his lopsided top hat, tilting it even more than it had been in the first place.
- The Sultans delivered a decisive blow in the second inning with seven runs and cruised to a lopsided victory.
- Casey glanced at me now and shot me a lopsided, sheepish grin.
- In the most recent operation surgeons had to pull her leg down by an inch because her pelvis had moved, which gave her a lopsided walk.
- She imagines his brown hair spiky and lopsided, like the last time she saw him.
- The resulting lopsided casualty counts have a great deal to do with this skill imbalance.
- He waited for what seemed to be hours before the priest came up the creaking, lopsided ladder.
- She caught sight of the old tyre-swing hanging lopsided from an outstretched branch.
- He leaned back, folded his arms across his broad chest, and gave his sister a lopsided grin.
Synonyms
asymmetrical, unsymmetrical, uneven, unevenly balanced, unbalanced, off-balance, off-centre, unequal, askew, skew, skewed, squint, tilted, tilting, crooked, sloping, slanted, aslant, one-sided, out of true, out of line, to one side, awry
1. 1.1 Disproportionately weighted in favor of one side over another.
  a lopsided competition

Origin

Early 18th century: from lop + side + -ed.

单词	lopsided
释义	Definition of lopsided in English: lopsided adjectivelɒpˈsʌɪdɪd With one side lower or smaller than the other. 向一侧倾斜的，歪的 a lopsided grin 歪着嘴笑。 Example sentencesExamples He would, I think, have justified his lopsided perspective on the grounds that he was a biologist, not a historian. The resulting lopsided casualty counts have a great deal to do with this skill imbalance. In the most recent operation surgeons had to pull her leg down by an inch because her pelvis had moved, which gave her a lopsided walk. He waited for what seemed to be hours before the priest came up the creaking, lopsided ladder. Casey glanced at me now and shot me a lopsided, sheepish grin. I watch as he tilted his head to one side giving me that same infuriating lopsided grin of his. She quickly brings her arms stiffly to her sides and flashes a lopsided smile, her heavy jaw clenched. Simon adjusted his lopsided top hat, tilting it even more than it had been in the first place. He gave me a lopsided grin, and walked into his room, shutting the door after him. Such a lopsided result defies the laws of probability and suggests something sinister at work. She imagines his brown hair spiky and lopsided, like the last time she saw him. A lopsided car would be a car with a higher load on one side than on the other. I read on your website that one in 20 women has lopsided breasts. Some fine forward play and lax marking contributed to this lopsided score line. He leaned back, folded his arms across his broad chest, and gave his sister a lopsided grin. The Sultans delivered a decisive blow in the second inning with seven runs and cruised to a lopsided victory. He kept them there just a second too long before dropping them to his sides with a lopsided grin. In the second half, though, the lopsided nature of proceedings threatened to become an embarrassment. She caught sight of the old tyre-swing hanging lopsided from an outstretched branch. Such a lopsided half-time score for St Johnstone was difficult to fathom. Synonyms asymmetrical, unsymmetrical, uneven, unevenly balanced, unbalanced, off-balance, off-centre, unequal, askew, skew, skewed, squint, tilted, tilting, crooked, sloping, slanted, aslant, one-sided, out of true, out of line, to one side, awry informal skew-whiff, cock-eyed Derivatives lopsidedly adverbˌlɒpˈsʌɪdɪdliˈlɑpˌsaɪdədli First, the other side has a huge advantage in money, incumbency and a constituency that benefits lopsidedly from the unrepresentative electoral college and senate. Example sentencesExamples ‘You're forgiven,’ I drawled, grinning lopsidedly. She seemed too immersed in a phone call to actually notice Kat's sudden appearance, so, with caution and much aching, Kat limped lopsidedly down the fluorescently lit hallway. I tilted my head to one side and smiling lopsidedly said, ‘Do you know what I think?’ He grinned lopsidedly, then cocked his head to the side. lopsidedness noun There is indeed a lopsidedness to much refereeing these days whereby players can receive red cards for relatively innocuous incidents yet those that cause injury often don't receive the punishment they deserve. Example sentencesExamples As today's older professors retire, political lopsidedness will grow even more extreme. It could then be argued that the asymmetrical lopsidedness suggests movement and directionality. We have a lopsidedness in that the Scottish Executive is responsible for spending, but not for tax-raising. Depriving the farmers from agriculture has created an avalanche of problems like unemployment, scarcity of food, starvation death, diseases and a total lopsidedness in the growth of the economy. Origin Early 18th century: from lop² + side + -ed¹. Rhymes misguided, one-sided, undecided, undivided, unguided, unprovided Definition of lopsided in US English: lopsided adjective 1With one side lower or smaller than the other. 向一侧倾斜的，歪的 a lopsided grin 歪着嘴笑。 Example sentencesExamples She quickly brings her arms stiffly to her sides and flashes a lopsided smile, her heavy jaw clenched. He gave me a lopsided grin, and walked into his room, shutting the door after him. I read on your website that one in 20 women has lopsided breasts. Such a lopsided result defies the laws of probability and suggests something sinister at work. In the second half, though, the lopsided nature of proceedings threatened to become an embarrassment. Such a lopsided half-time score for St Johnstone was difficult to fathom. He would, I think, have justified his lopsided perspective on the grounds that he was a biologist, not a historian. He kept them there just a second too long before dropping them to his sides with a lopsided grin. A lopsided car would be a car with a higher load on one side than on the other. I watch as he tilted his head to one side giving me that same infuriating lopsided grin of his. Some fine forward play and lax marking contributed to this lopsided score line. Simon adjusted his lopsided top hat, tilting it even more than it had been in the first place. The Sultans delivered a decisive blow in the second inning with seven runs and cruised to a lopsided victory. Casey glanced at me now and shot me a lopsided, sheepish grin. In the most recent operation surgeons had to pull her leg down by an inch because her pelvis had moved, which gave her a lopsided walk. She imagines his brown hair spiky and lopsided, like the last time she saw him. The resulting lopsided casualty counts have a great deal to do with this skill imbalance. He waited for what seemed to be hours before the priest came up the creaking, lopsided ladder. She caught sight of the old tyre-swing hanging lopsided from an outstretched branch. He leaned back, folded his arms across his broad chest, and gave his sister a lopsided grin. Synonyms asymmetrical, unsymmetrical, uneven, unevenly balanced, unbalanced, off-balance, off-centre, unequal, askew, skew, skewed, squint, tilted, tilting, crooked, sloping, slanted, aslant, one-sided, out of true, out of line, to one side, awry 1.1 Disproportionately weighted in favor of one side over another. a lopsided competition Origin Early 18th century: from lop + side + -ed.
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