1. Slanting; neither perpendicular nor parallel; indirect; sinister.

2. To move forward to the right or left, by stepping sideways. An oblique angle, an angle greater or less than a right angle. An oblique plane, a plane that declines from the zenith. An oblique projection, where a body is projected in a line, making an oblique angle with the horizontal line. An oblique sphere, that in which the axis of the earth is inclined to the horizon of the place. An oblique case, any case except the nominative.

3. Obliquely.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• obliqued,
• aplique,
• olbique,
• obliege,
• oblious,
• obline,
• oblidge,
• obligue,
• ubnique,
• obligued,
• obliage,
• belique,
• obliqus,
• obliqud,
• obliquie,
• obliqe,
• obliquee,
• oblyque,
• obliqua,
• obliquely

• oblige,
• obliged,
• obliquely,
• obligate,
• obloquy,
• obliging,
• obliquity,
• obliger.

The adverb form of the word "oblique" is "obliquely".

The adjective form of the word "oblique" is "oblique".

The plural form of the word "oblique" is "obliques"

The plural of the "oblique" can be the "oblique".

The singular form of the word "oblique" is "oblique". The word does not change in its singular form.

The singular of the "oblique" can be the "oblique".