CEFR C1

tendential

adjective

Meaning

Showing or relating to a tendency or inclination, often in a way that is biased or one-sided.

Examples

The study's findings were criticized for being tendential, suggesting a predetermined conclusion.
His analysis of the economic data was criticized as tendential rather than objective.

Synonyms: biased, partial, inclined, subjective

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tendential (C1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /tɛnˈdɛnʃəl/

Definition

Showing or relating to a tendency or inclination, often in a way that is biased or one-sided.

Examples

The study's findings were criticized for being tendential, suggesting a predetermined conclusion.
His analysis of the economic data was criticized as tendential rather than objective.
The journalist's report was accused of having a tendential slant, favoring the government's narrative.

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