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The character "歪" is etymologically constructed from the components "不", meaning "not", and "正", meaning "straight" or "correct", forming a compound ideograph that literally denotes "not straight" and initially referred to physical crookedness or a slant. Its structure visually encapsulates the idea of deviation, serving as a direct representation of something askew or off-center. Over time, the meaning of "歪" extended beyond concrete spatial descriptions to encompass abstract forms of impropriety, such as flawed reasoning or unethical behavior, thereby gaining metaphorical layers that imply falsity or moral divergence while still retaining its original compositional sense.
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这幅画挂歪了。
他歪着头想问题。
风吹倒了歪脖子树。
不要歪曲事实的真相。
他的歪理总是让人无语。
那个歪主意导致了严重的后果。
歪风邪气必须被制止。
尽管他试图用歪理辩解，但法官还是看穿了真相。