Used to single someone or something out, often with a tone of dissatisfaction; of all people; of all things.

prejudice; bias; a one-sided or unfair viewpoint

to deviate; to diverge or wander from a set course, direction, or track

the distance or angle by which a moving object departs from its target; the difference between a statistical value and an average

remote; out-of-the-way; far from the city and difficult to access

to be partial to; to show favoritism or bias toward one side

to show favoritism or be partial to someone or something; to have a particular preference among multiple options

stubborn in clinging to a specific notion; extreme and inflexible; bigoted

remote and faraway; far from civilization or city centers

a special hobby or liking; a particular favorite

To lay particular stress on or pay special attention to one specific aspect; to emphasize something in a one-sided or prejudiced way.

extreme, often used to describe opinions, speech, or behavior that is excessive or radical

partial; biased; prejudiced; showing favoritism or partiality

biased; partial; unfair; not objective; favoring one side over another

Paralysis affecting only one side of the body, often caused by a stroke or spinal injury

a home remedy or traditional Chinese medicinal prescription passed down among common people but not recorded in formal medical texts; often used for difficult or unusual illnesses

recurring headache that typically affects one side of the head and is often accompanied by nausea or vomiting

To be partial to or show favoritism toward one party; to discriminate in favor of one side.

To move away from an original or standard position, direction, or track; a displacement, offset, or misregistration

to move toward or be in the west; specifically used for the sun or moon as the day or night progresses

to swerve or deviate from a straight line or original course

to be partial to certain kinds of food; to have a limited diet by only eating what one likes

to incline toward or emphasize one side or aspect of something

impartial and unbiased; showing no favoritism toward any party

To use limited examples or a specific case to make an overly broad generalization about the whole; to judge the whole based on a single part.

paranoia; monomania

to rectify a deviation or correct an error; to fix a bias

The basic parts that make up a Chinese character, including the radical and the phonetic part; originally referred to the left side (piān) and right side (páng) of a character, but now describes any component in any position.

A calligraphy technique where the brush is held at an angle so the tip runs along the side of the stroke, rather than the center.

slanted; tilted; not upright or level

a side door or entrance

polarization of waves, especially light waves; a phenomenon where wave vibrations are restricted to a single direction or plane

To favor some academic subjects while neglecting others; to overemphasize certain topics at the expense of others.

(literary) a secondary or deputy general who assists a commanding officer

biased and narrow-minded; small-minded and prone to petty calculation.

an obscure, tricky, or catch question, often appearing in an exam

neither aspect should be neglected; must not favor one over the other; both are equally important

To lean towards one side; to show favoritism or be partial to one party

by chance or coincidence; used when something happens at exactly the right or most unexpected time

A side hall or side chamber in a palace or temple, located on either side of the main hall.

To emphasize one aspect of something while neglecting another; to do one thing at the expense of others.

to be content with maintaining sovereignty over only a portion of a country's original territory after losing the central region; also describes being forced to settle in a remote area

the DC voltage applied between electrodes of an electronic component to set its operating state; biasing

A room or wing house on either side of the main building of a traditional courtyard house.

A type of solar eclipse occurring when the moon only partially obscures the sun's disk; also written [[日偏蚀|日偏蝕|ri4 pian1 shi2]].

to heed and trust only one side; selective listening; to be biased by only hearing one version of a story

to act unfairly in favor of one party or show partiality

Paralysis of one side of the body; also known as [[半身不遂|半身不遂|ban4 shen1 bu4 sui2]].

an auxiliary force or military wing that supports the main army during a battle; flank of an army