skewed

/skjud/
adjective
  1. Not straight or level; tilted or slanted to one side.
    • After the earthquake, several buildings had skewed walls that looked unsafe.
    • The old fence posts were skewed, making the whole fence lean to the left.
    • The picture frame on the wall is skewed and needs to be straightened.
  2. Not accurate or fair because of bias or distortion; giving a misleading impression.
    • News reports can be skewed if the journalist has a strong opinion on the topic.
    • The survey results were skewed because only young people responded.
    • The data is skewed by a few extremely high salaries, so the average doesn't tell the whole story.