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oblique

[uh-bleek, oh-bleek, uh-blahyk, oh-blahyk] / əˈblik, oʊˈblik, əˈblaɪk, oʊˈblaɪk /




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The joint US-Ukrainian communique offered only an oblique insight, saying the two sides "reaffirmed that any future agreement must fully uphold Ukraine's sovereignty".

From BBC

His return a month later was cut short, too, when his oblique began bothering him during a batting practice session in August.

From Los Angeles Times

Muncy was in and out of action during the second half, too, suffering a knee injury in July and oblique strain in August.

From Los Angeles Times

Patriotism—even in 1943—strikes Hart as strictly for the rubes; Rodgers counters that “Oklahoma!” is oblique reassurance of “what we’re fighting for.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Shoulder and oblique injuries in his final seasons in Japan had sapped his velocity.

From The Wall Street Journal