lopsidedly's Usage Examples:

places on the Norfolk coast with the Old Coal barn and fishing boats lopsidedly sitting on the flats.

The fight would go the full 12 rounds with Holyfield winning lopsidedly on all three of the judge's scorecards with 2 scores of 118–110 and one.

viewers could feel it was "unbalanced", but only because they had been "lopsidedly informed about Balkan conflicts through years, above all by television.

The site's critics consensus reads: "Although it comes lopsidedly from the male gaze, Carnal Knowledge is a sexually frank and ferociously.

The presidential election of 1984 was lopsidedly a two-party affair for Oklahoma, with over 99 percent of the electorate.

He made his debut on June 12, 1999 when the Philippines lopsidedly loss to Japan; 0–13.

The fight ended lopsidedly, with Guts slugging Buchanan for the last three rounds.

Immigration movement is noteworthy as ancient Perche province provided a lopsidedly, disproportionally large number of New France pioneers and descendants.

The southeast window was later altered very lopsidedly to include a fourth light.

again, but the Scrunt attacks; it is stopped by the gaze of Reggie, a lopsidedly muscled tenant who is the true Guardian.

policymakers like Lorena Gonzalez, represented her constituents in the lopsidedly white male demographic of the California assembly.

of television commercials broadcast by the presidential candidates are lopsidedly negative; this is the case with 80 percent of those put out by President.

The adjacent up passenger line was left hanging lopsidedly, its ballast having cascaded into the abyss.

counted with the loyalty of his generals, he published results that were so lopsidedly in his favor as to seem ludicrous.

but the Polish government rejected it under the grounds that this plan lopsidedly favored Germany.

Times, retrieved 4 March 2020, The property destruction has also been lopsidedly anti-Muslim, with many Muslim-owned motorcycles, cars, houses, shops and.

Synonyms:

crookedly;