Vychýlil

Vychýlil is a Czech verb derived from the prefix "vy-" meaning "out" or "away" and the verb "chýlit" meaning "to lean" or "to bend." The combined form, vychýlil, typically refers to the action of causing something to lean or deviate from its original position or direction. This can be physical or metaphorical.

In a physical sense, vychýlil might describe pushing or pulling an object so it is no longer upright or centered. For example, one could vychýlil a statue from its pedestal or vychýlil a door from its frame. It implies a displacement or angular movement away from a neutral or stable point.

Metaphorically, vychýlil can describe a deviation from a norm, plan, or expected course. It might refer to a person's opinion becoming biased, a process going off track, or a situation becoming unbalanced. For instance, someone's judgment might be vychýlil by prejudice, or a project's schedule could be vychýlil due to unforeseen circumstances. The term often suggests a temporary or partial shift rather than a complete change. The past tense masculine singular form is vychýlil.