obliquely
மறைமுகமாக
definition
adverb
he referred only obliquely to current events
not in a direct way; indirectly.
these markings cross the wing obliquely
in an oblique direction; slantwise.
example
He has, for example, referred only 'obliquely' to his battle with polio.
The plant has 45 cm high clustered leafy stems with pinnately arranged pale green lance-shaped leaflets 'obliquely' banded with pure white.
Today however the President was to take the high road, referring only 'obliquely' to his challenger.
The four bristles which project 'obliquely' from the lower edge of the valve are short.
Each poem was a small portrait contained in a narrative which 'obliquely' offered a philosophical observation.
Their puzzle comes from the fact that they are oriented 'obliquely' to the direction of formative bottom current flow.
the strings of the instrument run 'obliquely' away from the player
these markings cross the wing 'obliquely'
They often did not include the product involved at all, simply referring to it 'obliquely' via its distinguishing features.
He watched sleepily the flakes, silver and dark, falling 'obliquely' against the lamplight.
The lingual root arises directly from the base of the lingual shelf, is slender, and extends 'obliquely' medially as well as vertically.
he referred only 'obliquely' to current events
Imagery in poetry conveys ideas 'obliquely' , drawing from almost any area of human experience to create a response more effective than direct exposition.
he referred only 'obliquely' to current events
The hepatic region in both is rectangular and is oriented 'obliquely' toward the axis of the animal.
Indeed, the question of his resignation was 'obliquely' hinted at during occasionally acerbic Commons exchanges.
Understandably, pension officials abhor the notion of being linked to terrorism, even 'obliquely' .
At this moment a battery opened on our left, the shots crossing our heads 'obliquely' .
The superior temporal gyrus is subdivided into two or more 'obliquely' running, short, transverse temporal gyri.
The tendon of the plantaris crosses 'obliquely' from lateral to medial in a depression in the soleus muscle.
Displaying leaves 'obliquely' to bright sunlight encourages maximum efficiency of photosynthesis.
History is also a central theme in all of the exhibitions, in some cases explicitly confronted, in others 'obliquely' acknowledged.
I have blogged about work (albeit 'obliquely' ).
Her approach, however, undermined 'obliquely' the authority of those questioning her.
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