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Phrase(s): slant something against someone or something
to bias something against someone or something; to twist information so it is against someone or something. • The writer slanted the story against the innocent people of the town. • The reporter slanted her story against one political party., Phrase(s): slant against something
to rest obliquely against something. • The bookcase slants against the wall, and it should be straight. • The lumber was left slanted against the garage.
McGrawhill's American Idioms And Phrasal Verbs