Oblique; sloping.

having an oblique or slanted direction

Unjustifiably pointing a premise or conclusion towards the emotions rather than the reason of the audience.

involves stacking the debate by: M deliberately omits, de-emphasises, or overemphasizes certain point's T in N's position. The sense of T in M's argument is different from the sense of T in N's position, relevant to defending N's conclusion or refuting M's argument. All relevant and important evidence Q of N's position must be faithfully represented in M's argument which cited N's position (Angeles, 1992, 109; Hughes, 1996, pp. 253-254).