obliqueness
/əˈbliknəs/
noun
- The quality or state of being slanted or at an angle.
- The obliqueness of the cut affected how the pieces fit together.
- Photographers often use the obliqueness of light to create dramatic shadows.
- The obliqueness of the tower made it look like it was about to fall.
- The quality of being indirect, evasive, or not straightforward in speech or action.
- There was a certain obliqueness in his writing that left readers guessing.
- The politician's obliqueness frustrated reporters who wanted clear answers.
- Her obliqueness in answering questions made the interviewer suspicious.
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