slant

Object

• eye: Presumably they just grabbed the first person they saw with slanted eyes to adapt it.

Converse of object

• put: Time may put a whole new slant on things.
• specify: Using red-green glasses, disparity specifies surface slant about the vertical axis.
• add: Your project provides an opportunity to add a more applied slant to your MSc.
• give: The person coming in from outside who can give a fresh slant to the ongoing work of evangelism.
• bring: Event Expo North brings a new slant to the exhibition industry.

Adjective modifier

• feminist: Buy UK or Buy US ' Princess Smartypants ' - here is a fairy story with a feminist slant!
• humorous: I always enjoyed reading their humorous slant on ordinary things.
• refreshing: Also giving a refreshing slant on things was Tom Levitt MP.
• ideological: It can even impose its own ideological slant on the teaching.
• vocational: Specifically, the course's vocational slant is toward those seeking an in-depth understanding of the basic sciences underlying food science.
• slight: Eyes may be further apart, with a slight downward slant at the edges.

Modifies a noun

• angle: Note The upward direction does not specify a slant angle.
• plane: You may have to play around with the ranges of the slant plane Fourier map depending on the structure.
• range: Entry values for the table are row and column headings which total the slant range measured.

Modifying Another Word

• upwards: The rear skull area is large and rounded, and the eyes being large and slanted upwards toward the rear of the skull.
• heavily: He did all he could to discredit the work of a Duma heavily slanted in favor of the left.
• slightly: Select the Right check box to slightly slant the flag to the right.

Preposition: in

• favor: He did all he could to discredit the work of a Duma heavily slanted in favor of the left.
• direction: I drilled a 10mm diameter hole into the side wall of the volute, slanted in the direction of rotation.