lopsided
/ˈlɑpˌsaɪdɪd/
adjective
- Having one side lower, smaller, or heavier than the other; not balanced or symmetrical.
- The old barn had a lopsided roof that looked like it might collapse.
- His smile was lopsided, with one corner of his mouth turning up more than the other.
- She carried a lopsided stack of books, struggling to keep them from falling.
- Unequal or unfair, especially in a contest, comparison, or relationship.
- The final score was a lopsided 10–1 victory for the home team.
- Their friendship felt lopsided because she always did all the listening.
- Critics called the new law lopsided, favoring large corporations over small businesses.
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