tilted
US /tɪltɪd/
・UK /tɪltɪd/
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v.t.Transitive VerbTo change to a newly preferred idea or opinion
The balance of power in the government tilted away from the president
v.t.Transitive VerbTo move something away from the upright
The woman tilted her head to one side as she considered how to answer the question
v.t.Transitive VerbTo influence (public opinion) in a certain way
The political candidate tilted public opinion to favor him
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What India’s Population Surpassing China’s Means for Global Economies | WSJ
- Whatever happens, the world's future population will be tilted more towards the Global South, and South Asia, in particular.
Whatever happens, the world's future population will be tilted more towards the Global South, and South Asia, in particular.
- Whatever happens, the world's future population will be tilted more towards the Global South and South Asia in particular.
Whatever happens, the world's future population will be tilted more towards the Global South and South Asia in particular.
Democratic Presidential Debate - June 26 (Full) | NBC News
- In all candor, if we're not speaking to those individuals that feel like we have solutions for them, that we will improve their lives, that the system can be tilted back in their favor instead of rich corporations and the riches of Americans.
In all candor, if we're not speaking to those individuals that feel like we have solutions for them, that we will improve their lives, that the system can be tilted back in their favor instead of rich corporations and the riches of Americans.
- In all candor, if we're not speaking to those individuals that feel like we have solutions for them, that we will improve their lives, that the system can be tilted back in their favor instead of rich corporations and the riches of Americans.
In all candor, if we're not speaking to those individuals that feel like we have solutions for them, that we will improve their lives, that the system can be tilted back in their favor instead of rich corporations and the riches of Americans.
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- Don't get like tilted right now.
Don't get like tilted right now.
The Planet Earth: Astronomy and Space for Kids - FreeSchool
- It is tilted.
It is tilted.
- There is an imaginary line through the earth from the north pole to the south pole, called the earth's axis, and this axis is tilted at about 23 degrees.
There is an imaginary line through the earth from the north pole to the south pole, called the earth's axis, and this axis is tilted at about 23 degrees.
LIVE: South Africa opens G20 finance meeting | REUTERS
- Global growth forecasts have been revised lower, and risks to the outlook are tilted to the downside.
Global growth forecasts have been revised lower, and risks to the outlook are tilted to the downside.
- Global growth forecasts have been revised lower, and risks to the outlook are tilted to the downside.
Global growth forecasts have been revised lower, and risks to the outlook are tilted to the downside.
LUCA, THE SCARED KITTY - English Storytime | Fairy Tales | Kids Cartoon | Stories For Kids | Songs
- The kitten looked at him, tilted its head,
The kitten looked at him, tilted its head,
- The kitten looked at him, tilted its head and meowed back.
The kitten looked at him, tilted its head and meowed back.
Is Trump winning? | The Gray Area
- To some kind of hybrid system with elements of democracy and authoritarianism or what political scientists sometimes called competitive authoritarianism Yeah, so that is a term that that I think is really useful and it's worth focusing on To try to understand what it means right is coined by Steven Levitsky and Luke and way to leading political scientists who focus on comparative democracy and they defined a competitive authoritarian system as one that is they have free elections in the sense that they Aren't rigged like the ballot boxes and stuffed but they're not taking place on fair grounds right the The the playing field is tilted in the incumbent parties Direction so heavily that it's very difficult for the opposition to compete meaningfully.
To some kind of hybrid system with elements of democracy and authoritarianism or what political scientists sometimes called competitive authoritarianism Yeah, so that is a term that that I think is really useful and it's worth focusing on To try to understand what it means right is coined by Steven Levitsky and Luke and way to leading political scientists who focus on comparative democracy and they defined a competitive authoritarian system as one that is they have free elections in the sense that they Aren't rigged like the ballot boxes and stuffed but they're not taking place on fair grounds right the The the playing field is tilted in the incumbent parties Direction so heavily that it's very difficult for the opposition to compete meaningfully.
- The, um, the— the playing field is tilted in the incumbent party's direction so heavily that it's very difficult for the opposition to compete meaningfully.
The, um, the— the playing field is tilted in the incumbent party's direction so heavily that it's very difficult for the opposition to compete meaningfully.
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- Oh so tilted, I'm so tilted
Oh so tilted, I'm so tilted
- Beyond...Oh im tilted to the next century
Beyond...Oh im tilted to the next century
Powell Says Tariff Costs to Consumers ‘Later and Less’ Than Expected | WSJ News
- Near-term risks to inflation are tilted to the upside and risks to employment are tilted to the downside, a challenging situation.
Near-term risks to inflation are tilted to the upside and risks to employment are tilted to the downside, a challenging situation.
- Near-term risks to inflation are tilted to the upside,
Near-term risks to inflation are tilted to the upside,
101科學教室：月食《國家地理》雜誌
- The Moon's orbit is tilted a few degrees in relation to the Earth, so the Earth, Moon, and
The Moon's orbit is tilted a few degrees in relation to the Earth, so the Earth, Moon, and
- The moon's orbit is tilted a few degrees in relation to the earth, so the earth, moon, and sun don't always align.
The moon's orbit is tilted a few degrees in relation to the earth, so the earth, moon, and sun don't always align.