1. diagonal lines, slopes, or angles
2. biased perspectives or interpretations

1. to lean or slope at an angle; to be positioned diagonally
2. to present information in a biased or prejudiced way

Examples

• The roof slants downward to allow rain to run off.
• Morning sunlight slants through the bedroom window.
• The newspaper slants its coverage toward conservative viewpoints.
• She noticed the picture frame slants slightly to the left.
• The hiking trail follows the natural slants of the mountainside.
• Different news sources put different slants on the same story.
• The architect designed the building with dramatic slants and angles.