biasing

SayBY-uhs-ing/ˈbaɪəsɪŋ/

2 meanings of biasing

1
noununcountable
The act of adding something that makes a result lean to one side.
Like quietly putting a thumb on one side of a scale so it tips your way.
The biasing of the questions made people give the answer the writer wanted.
He spotted the biasing in how the game rewards one team.
Similarskewing
2
verb
Present participle of bias. Use this -ing form for something happening now or as an action word.
The reporter was biasing the story by leaving out key facts.
Stop biasing the results to fit your idea.
Note

biasing is a form of bias

bias, verb: To make someone or something lean toward one side, so it is no longer fair. Full entry

Forms: biasbiases he/she/itbiasing -ing formbiased past tense, past participle
Spelling: bias → biasing: add -ing

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