1. the act or process of turning, twisting, or distorting something

1. present participle of skew; turning or twisting to one side
2. distorting or biasing information or data

Examples

• The old door was skewing on its hinges.
• The poll results were skewing toward younger voters.
• Media coverage was skewing public opinion.
• The data skewing made the results unreliable.
• The skewing of the statistics misled investors.
• Wind was skewing the airplane’s approach.
• The skewing of facts damaged the report’s credibility.