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Discover LudwigThe phrase "slightly skewed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something as being off-kilter or out of balance. For example, "My perspective is slightly skewed from having lived in a small town my entire life."
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While there were no outliers, the distribution of motivation scores was slightly skewed to the right (skewness = −1.26).
But everything is also slightly skewed.
At Wimbledon each year our view becomes slightly skewed.
But in Sclavi's kitchen, everything is slightly skewed, our encounter just a notch off normal.
Now, that's slightly skewed, since they're not doing the same things.
Those chords are plain but slightly skewed, evocative but never overripe.
More expands: "It's that point between liquid and frozen, always on the margin, slightly skewed.
The brothers noticed that the average seems to be slightly skewed.
Hope's lantern jaw and ski-jump nose his slightly skewed good looks made audiences more accepting of his brazenness.
Hope's lantern jaw and ski-jump nose — his slightly skewed good looks — made audiences more accepting of his brazenness.
Asked what distinguishes the Belgian point of view, he responded: "I think it's in our slightly skewed sense of humor.
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