IPA: /ˈslæntɪŋ/
KK: /ˈslæntɪŋ/
The condition of being tilted or angled rather than straight.
The slanting of the roof allowed rainwater to flow off easily.
To move or be positioned at an angle rather than straight up or down.
The roof is slanting to allow rain to run off easily.
Past: slanted
Past Participle: slanted
Slanting → It is formed from "slant" (of uncertain origin, possibly from Middle English *slanten*, meaning to slope or incline) and "-ing" (a suffix used to form present participles or gerunds). The word "slanting" describes the action or state of being at an angle or slope.
Think of something that is 'inclined' or 'slope-like' — that's what 'slanting' means.