Adjective
lop-sided (comparative more lop-sided, superlative most lop-sided)
Alternative form of lopsided
Ashu beat Syria's Abdulkarim Mohammad Al-Hasan 8-1 while Kundu defeated Nao Kusaka of Japan 8-0 inside one and a half minutes in a lop-sided 72kg bronze medal bout. Source: Internet
But such demographic factors explain only part of those lop-sided 2016 election results since white Californians supported Trump at a rate 20-25 points lower than whites in the rest of the country. Source: Internet
A Female domination in singles set up the win, Carrie-Anne Mewett’s stunningly lop-sided win over Willaston gun Angela Edwards being the highlight. Source: Internet
“I think Kendall, Comboyne and Lower Macleay will probably still be the teams to beat, but I don’t think we will see the lop-sided scores we saw in some games last year.” Source: Internet
In 1999 when Obasanjo appointed his first cabinet, Muslim politicians and religious leaders claimed that Muslims were marginalized because the appointments were lop-sided in favour of Christians. Source: Internet
It is a benjamina ficus, a fig tree, 7 feet tall with a lop-sided radius of 7 feet. Source: Internet