What is another word for more catty-cornered?
Pronunciation: [mˈɔː kˈatikˈɔːnəd] (IPA) 
The phrase "more catty-cornered" refers to an object or structure that is more skewed or diagonal than something already deemed catty-cornered. Some synonyms for this phrase include askew, crooked, slanted, diagonal, angled, oblique, tilted, or cockeyed. These words all suggest a sense of non-alignment or deviation from the typical or expected. A structure or object that is more catty-cornered than another implies a heightened degree of unevenness or asymmetry. In architecture and design, catty-cornered structures can add a sense of interest or whimsy to a space, while in everyday use, the term suggests a need for adjustment or correction.
