Definition of obliquely in English:

obliquely

adverb ə(ʊ)ˈbliːkli

1Not in a direct way; indirectly.
he referred only obliquely to current events
Example sentencesExamples
- For most of the novel he makes no eye contact and only engages obliquely with the people around him.
- History is also a central theme in all of the exhibitions, in some cases explicitly confronted, in others obliquely acknowledged.
- This title raises, obliquely, some of the deep questions that come up in the book.
- Understandably, pension officials abhor the notion of being linked to terrorism, even obliquely.
- The stories don't recount this history so much as illuminate it from various angles, often obliquely.
- He even obliquely references suicide as a possibility, although I didn't think a suicide assessment was warranted at this time.
- Her approach, however, undermined obliquely the authority of those questioning her.
- I have blogged about work (albeit obliquely).
- They often did not include the product involved at all, simply referring to it obliquely via its distinguishing features.
- Today however the President was to take the high road, referring only obliquely to his challenger.
- Indeed, the question of his resignation was obliquely hinted at during occasionally acerbic Commons exchanges.
- Is it okay to suggest however obliquely that whoever came up with these figures should have their heads examined?
- Each poem was a small portrait contained in a narrative which obliquely offered a philosophical observation.
- Imagery in poetry conveys ideas obliquely, drawing from almost any area of human experience to create a response more effective than direct exposition.
- A discussion that addresses this point directly instead of obliquely might yield very interesting results.
- He has, for example, referred only obliquely to his battle with polio.
- Each of its three stories, self-contained but obliquely connected, presents a female character at a different, crucial stage in her life.
- Their compatriots understood that they had to take time to counsel them and approach the subject much more obliquely than would the Western professional.
- Some of them said it obliquely; some of them said it directly.
- Julian herself recognized this problem, albeit obliquely.
Synonyms
diagonally, at an angle, slantwise, sideways, sidelong, aslant, athwart
literary aslope
indirectly, in a roundabout way, circuitously, evasively, not in so many words, not outright
2In an oblique direction; slantwise.
the strings of the instrument run obliquely away from the player
Example sentencesExamples
- But within the regular outline, it is divided obliquely into two irregularly shaped parts of unequal size that descending in height towards the centre are dovetailed together.
- In summer-time, sunlight beats down directly over one hemisphere and the beams fall more obliquely over the other hemisphere.
- The teeth are closely spaced and positioned so that the serrations are obliquely oriented relative to the long axis of the tooth row.
- If a third ovule is present, it is obliquely directed and its placenta is lateral.
- Then, propped obliquely against the walls of the house, all the doors dried in the crisp and fresh autumn air.
- The four bristles which project obliquely from the lower edge of the valve are short.
- The plant has 45 cm high clustered leafy stems with pinnately arranged pale green lance-shaped leaflets obliquely banded with pure white.
- Another planet, smaller than the earth but larger than the moon, collided obliquely with the earth.
- At this moment a battery opened on our left, the shots crossing our heads obliquely.
- The tendon of the plantaris crosses obliquely from lateral to medial in a depression in the soleus muscle.
- The lingual root arises directly from the base of the lingual shelf, is slender, and extends obliquely medially as well as vertically.
- The hepatic region in both is rectangular and is oriented obliquely toward the axis of the animal.
- The egg extended obliquely backward across the fly's prosternum.
- He watched sleepily the flakes, silver and dark, falling obliquely against the lamplight.
- The superior temporal gyrus is subdivided into two or more obliquely running, short, transverse temporal gyri.
- The lowest bed is an obliquely laminated, blackish, indurated mud, with distinct traces of vegetable remains.
- Ideally the patterns should be painted obliquely across the face, starting at the forehead and temples, and running down to the opposite side of the face.
- It has been proposed that the fusion peptide is obliquely inserted into the target membrane as a flexible monomer in an helical conformation.
- Displaying leaves obliquely to bright sunlight encourages maximum efficiency of photosynthesis.
- Their puzzle comes from the fact that they are oriented obliquely to the direction of formative bottom current flow.

Definition of obliquely in US English:

obliquely

adverb

1Not in a direct way; indirectly.
he referred only obliquely to current events
Example sentencesExamples
- He even obliquely references suicide as a possibility, although I didn't think a suicide assessment was warranted at this time.
- Indeed, the question of his resignation was obliquely hinted at during occasionally acerbic Commons exchanges.
- Each of its three stories, self-contained but obliquely connected, presents a female character at a different, crucial stage in her life.
- Some of them said it obliquely; some of them said it directly.
- For most of the novel he makes no eye contact and only engages obliquely with the people around him.
- Understandably, pension officials abhor the notion of being linked to terrorism, even obliquely.
- Each poem was a small portrait contained in a narrative which obliquely offered a philosophical observation.
- This title raises, obliquely, some of the deep questions that come up in the book.
- Their compatriots understood that they had to take time to counsel them and approach the subject much more obliquely than would the Western professional.
- The stories don't recount this history so much as illuminate it from various angles, often obliquely.
- Is it okay to suggest however obliquely that whoever came up with these figures should have their heads examined?
- A discussion that addresses this point directly instead of obliquely might yield very interesting results.
- Julian herself recognized this problem, albeit obliquely.
- Today however the President was to take the high road, referring only obliquely to his challenger.
- History is also a central theme in all of the exhibitions, in some cases explicitly confronted, in others obliquely acknowledged.
- He has, for example, referred only obliquely to his battle with polio.
- Imagery in poetry conveys ideas obliquely, drawing from almost any area of human experience to create a response more effective than direct exposition.
- They often did not include the product involved at all, simply referring to it obliquely via its distinguishing features.
- I have blogged about work (albeit obliquely).
- Her approach, however, undermined obliquely the authority of those questioning her.
Synonyms
diagonally, at an angle, slantwise, sideways, sidelong, aslant, athwart
indirectly, in a roundabout way, circuitously, evasively, not in so many words, not outright
2In an oblique direction; slantwise.
these markings cross the wing obliquely
Example sentencesExamples
- The lingual root arises directly from the base of the lingual shelf, is slender, and extends obliquely medially as well as vertically.
- The superior temporal gyrus is subdivided into two or more obliquely running, short, transverse temporal gyri.
- He watched sleepily the flakes, silver and dark, falling obliquely against the lamplight.
- In summer-time, sunlight beats down directly over one hemisphere and the beams fall more obliquely over the other hemisphere.
- The tendon of the plantaris crosses obliquely from lateral to medial in a depression in the soleus muscle.
- Then, propped obliquely against the walls of the house, all the doors dried in the crisp and fresh autumn air.
- At this moment a battery opened on our left, the shots crossing our heads obliquely.
- If a third ovule is present, it is obliquely directed and its placenta is lateral.
- Ideally the patterns should be painted obliquely across the face, starting at the forehead and temples, and running down to the opposite side of the face.
- The four bristles which project obliquely from the lower edge of the valve are short.
- The plant has 45 cm high clustered leafy stems with pinnately arranged pale green lance-shaped leaflets obliquely banded with pure white.
- It has been proposed that the fusion peptide is obliquely inserted into the target membrane as a flexible monomer in an helical conformation.
- The lowest bed is an obliquely laminated, blackish, indurated mud, with distinct traces of vegetable remains.
- The teeth are closely spaced and positioned so that the serrations are obliquely oriented relative to the long axis of the tooth row.
- Their puzzle comes from the fact that they are oriented obliquely to the direction of formative bottom current flow.
- Another planet, smaller than the earth but larger than the moon, collided obliquely with the earth.
- Displaying leaves obliquely to bright sunlight encourages maximum efficiency of photosynthesis.
- The egg extended obliquely backward across the fly's prosternum.
- The hepatic region in both is rectangular and is oriented obliquely toward the axis of the animal.
- But within the regular outline, it is divided obliquely into two irregularly shaped parts of unequal size that descending in height towards the centre are dovetailed together.

单词	obliquely
释义	Definition of obliquely in English: obliquely adverb ə(ʊ)ˈbliːkli 1Not in a direct way; indirectly. he referred only obliquely to current events Example sentencesExamples For most of the novel he makes no eye contact and only engages obliquely with the people around him. History is also a central theme in all of the exhibitions, in some cases explicitly confronted, in others obliquely acknowledged. This title raises, obliquely, some of the deep questions that come up in the book. Understandably, pension officials abhor the notion of being linked to terrorism, even obliquely. The stories don't recount this history so much as illuminate it from various angles, often obliquely. He even obliquely references suicide as a possibility, although I didn't think a suicide assessment was warranted at this time. Her approach, however, undermined obliquely the authority of those questioning her. I have blogged about work (albeit obliquely). They often did not include the product involved at all, simply referring to it obliquely via its distinguishing features. Today however the President was to take the high road, referring only obliquely to his challenger. Indeed, the question of his resignation was obliquely hinted at during occasionally acerbic Commons exchanges. Is it okay to suggest however obliquely that whoever came up with these figures should have their heads examined? Each poem was a small portrait contained in a narrative which obliquely offered a philosophical observation. Imagery in poetry conveys ideas obliquely, drawing from almost any area of human experience to create a response more effective than direct exposition. A discussion that addresses this point directly instead of obliquely might yield very interesting results. He has, for example, referred only obliquely to his battle with polio. Each of its three stories, self-contained but obliquely connected, presents a female character at a different, crucial stage in her life. Their compatriots understood that they had to take time to counsel them and approach the subject much more obliquely than would the Western professional. Some of them said it obliquely; some of them said it directly. Julian herself recognized this problem, albeit obliquely. Synonyms diagonally, at an angle, slantwise, sideways, sidelong, aslant, athwart literary aslope indirectly, in a roundabout way, circuitously, evasively, not in so many words, not outright 2In an oblique direction; slantwise. the strings of the instrument run obliquely away from the player Example sentencesExamples But within the regular outline, it is divided obliquely into two irregularly shaped parts of unequal size that descending in height towards the centre are dovetailed together. In summer-time, sunlight beats down directly over one hemisphere and the beams fall more obliquely over the other hemisphere. The teeth are closely spaced and positioned so that the serrations are obliquely oriented relative to the long axis of the tooth row. If a third ovule is present, it is obliquely directed and its placenta is lateral. Then, propped obliquely against the walls of the house, all the doors dried in the crisp and fresh autumn air. The four bristles which project obliquely from the lower edge of the valve are short. The plant has 45 cm high clustered leafy stems with pinnately arranged pale green lance-shaped leaflets obliquely banded with pure white. Another planet, smaller than the earth but larger than the moon, collided obliquely with the earth. At this moment a battery opened on our left, the shots crossing our heads obliquely. The tendon of the plantaris crosses obliquely from lateral to medial in a depression in the soleus muscle. The lingual root arises directly from the base of the lingual shelf, is slender, and extends obliquely medially as well as vertically. The hepatic region in both is rectangular and is oriented obliquely toward the axis of the animal. The egg extended obliquely backward across the fly's prosternum. He watched sleepily the flakes, silver and dark, falling obliquely against the lamplight. The superior temporal gyrus is subdivided into two or more obliquely running, short, transverse temporal gyri. The lowest bed is an obliquely laminated, blackish, indurated mud, with distinct traces of vegetable remains. Ideally the patterns should be painted obliquely across the face, starting at the forehead and temples, and running down to the opposite side of the face. It has been proposed that the fusion peptide is obliquely inserted into the target membrane as a flexible monomer in an helical conformation. Displaying leaves obliquely to bright sunlight encourages maximum efficiency of photosynthesis. Their puzzle comes from the fact that they are oriented obliquely to the direction of formative bottom current flow. Definition of obliquely in US English: obliquely adverb 1Not in a direct way; indirectly. he referred only obliquely to current events Example sentencesExamples He even obliquely references suicide as a possibility, although I didn't think a suicide assessment was warranted at this time. Indeed, the question of his resignation was obliquely hinted at during occasionally acerbic Commons exchanges. Each of its three stories, self-contained but obliquely connected, presents a female character at a different, crucial stage in her life. Some of them said it obliquely; some of them said it directly. For most of the novel he makes no eye contact and only engages obliquely with the people around him. Understandably, pension officials abhor the notion of being linked to terrorism, even obliquely. Each poem was a small portrait contained in a narrative which obliquely offered a philosophical observation. This title raises, obliquely, some of the deep questions that come up in the book. Their compatriots understood that they had to take time to counsel them and approach the subject much more obliquely than would the Western professional. The stories don't recount this history so much as illuminate it from various angles, often obliquely. Is it okay to suggest however obliquely that whoever came up with these figures should have their heads examined? A discussion that addresses this point directly instead of obliquely might yield very interesting results. Julian herself recognized this problem, albeit obliquely. Today however the President was to take the high road, referring only obliquely to his challenger. History is also a central theme in all of the exhibitions, in some cases explicitly confronted, in others obliquely acknowledged. He has, for example, referred only obliquely to his battle with polio. Imagery in poetry conveys ideas obliquely, drawing from almost any area of human experience to create a response more effective than direct exposition. They often did not include the product involved at all, simply referring to it obliquely via its distinguishing features. I have blogged about work (albeit obliquely). Her approach, however, undermined obliquely the authority of those questioning her. Synonyms diagonally, at an angle, slantwise, sideways, sidelong, aslant, athwart indirectly, in a roundabout way, circuitously, evasively, not in so many words, not outright 2In an oblique direction; slantwise. these markings cross the wing obliquely Example sentencesExamples The lingual root arises directly from the base of the lingual shelf, is slender, and extends obliquely medially as well as vertically. The superior temporal gyrus is subdivided into two or more obliquely running, short, transverse temporal gyri. He watched sleepily the flakes, silver and dark, falling obliquely against the lamplight. In summer-time, sunlight beats down directly over one hemisphere and the beams fall more obliquely over the other hemisphere. The tendon of the plantaris crosses obliquely from lateral to medial in a depression in the soleus muscle. Then, propped obliquely against the walls of the house, all the doors dried in the crisp and fresh autumn air. At this moment a battery opened on our left, the shots crossing our heads obliquely. If a third ovule is present, it is obliquely directed and its placenta is lateral. Ideally the patterns should be painted obliquely across the face, starting at the forehead and temples, and running down to the opposite side of the face. The four bristles which project obliquely from the lower edge of the valve are short. The plant has 45 cm high clustered leafy stems with pinnately arranged pale green lance-shaped leaflets obliquely banded with pure white. It has been proposed that the fusion peptide is obliquely inserted into the target membrane as a flexible monomer in an helical conformation. The lowest bed is an obliquely laminated, blackish, indurated mud, with distinct traces of vegetable remains. The teeth are closely spaced and positioned so that the serrations are obliquely oriented relative to the long axis of the tooth row. Their puzzle comes from the fact that they are oriented obliquely to the direction of formative bottom current flow. Another planet, smaller than the earth but larger than the moon, collided obliquely with the earth. Displaying leaves obliquely to bright sunlight encourages maximum efficiency of photosynthesis. The egg extended obliquely backward across the fly's prosternum. The hepatic region in both is rectangular and is oriented obliquely toward the axis of the animal. But within the regular outline, it is divided obliquely into two irregularly shaped parts of unequal size that descending in height towards the centre are dovetailed together.
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