Here are a couple.
Your tie is askew.The painting was askew, so he straightened it.
The word askew means crooked, awry. The first known use of the word was in 1567. To use the word in a sentence is the following, "Her view of the world was a bit askew since her true love died".
The children came back from the playground with their clothing askew. Other words for askew are crooked, twisted, and lopsided.
After the flood receded, the bridge was found to be askewof the roadway.After the earthquake, all the pictures in the museum where left hanging askew.
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I will eschew grapes during Lent. Technically you just did use "eschew" in a sentence. Nonetheless, here it is in a random sentence: "The US bishops eschew political leadership." One of my favorites: "Eschew obfuscation." This means avoid making things confusing or unclear. I don't believe I have ever seen this word used in print; and I'm certain I've never heard it used in speech, apart from pointing out how odd a word it is.
Just use it! Or do you mean, can you use the word beheld in a sentence.
Askew, essentially, means not straight. An example sentence would be: Be careful to not hang that big picture askew please.
The shelf was askew, so the frame slid off.
The children came back from the playground with their clothing askew. Other words for askew are crooked, twisted, and lopsided.
Askew means crooked.His tie was askew.The painting was askew.
The broken hull exposed the shattered ribs of the grounded ship, lying askew in the shoals. My ribs hurt!
After the flood receded, the bridge was found to be askewof the roadway.After the earthquake, all the pictures in the museum where left hanging askew.
Your ass is askew with your hips, they're all saggy and what not.
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Some synonyms for the work "askew" include; aslant, askant, awry, slantwise, athwart and afield. When one types the word askew into the google it will twist the page to look askew.
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Renew, resew. screw, shrew, sinew, strew, askew, finew, bedew, askew
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