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• n  the presentation during labor of the head of the fetus at an abnormal angle
• n  the quality of being deceptive

• Doubtless today he would be equally unpopular for pointing out the moral obliquity of those doves on Viet Nam who became hungry hawks in the Israeli-Arab war.
• They write Plays to Abolish Things By-poverty, prejudice, war, injustice, capitalism, moral obliquity.
• But he detests the hypocrisy of Demagogue John Hancock and his shyster lawyer Sam Adams, the "moral obliquity" of Boston's pious, greedy merchants.

• asynclitism
• deceptiveness

News & Articles

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• Astronomers Discover That Life Could Exist On Planets With Fluctuating Orbital Tilt
  redOrbit Staff & Wire Reports - Your Universe Online While experts have long believed that life could not exist on planets with a fluctuating tilt in their orbits, new research appearing in the April issue of the journal Astrobiology suggests that such obliquity variations could actually increase the planetary habitability in those worlds. According to Weber State University physics professor ...
  April 16, 2014 - redOrbit

Quotes

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• John Kay in Daily News & Analysis
  As Kay writes, "directness replaced obliquity."