Tilt

Pronunciation: /ˈtɪlt/

Tilt (verb)

  1. to move or cause something to move into a sloping position.
  2. to change your opinion or attitude slightly.

Examples

  • The picture frame tilted to the left.
  • She tilted her head to listen better.

Common collocations: tilt forward, tilt slightly, tilt back, tilt towards, tilt against

Tilt (noun)

  1. a position where something is not straight but leaning.
  2. a medieval contest where knights on horseback tried to knock each other off with lances.

Examples

  • The tilt of the roof helps with rain drainage.
  • Adjust the tilt of the chair for comfort.

Synonyms of Tilt

Neutral

Informal

Antonyms of Tilt

  • When something is made upright or level.