to symmetrize

7.8

Make something the same on both sides

verb
/sɪˈmɛtrɪzaɪz/

: simetrizar

The artist decided to symmetrize the sculpture by adjusting its features on both sides.

Examples

So you don't have to symmetrize it, Right.
I want to sort of symmetrize and entice symmetrize it in the following way.
You cannot anti symmetrize states that are the same.
Here we have a anti symmetrize thing with an index M and north.
To create a more balanced design, the architect tried to symmetrize the layout of the building.
In her painting, she focused on how to symmetrize the colors and shapes for a harmonious look.

How Symmetric

to symmetrize

7.8

to mirror

83 2.1

balance

783 2.5

to distort

33 4.3

to skew

64 5.4

Surface Forms

symmetrize infinitive

symmetrized past

symmetrized past participle

symmetrizing present participle

symmetrizes third person singular

Morphology

symmetrize = symmetric (transparent) = symmetric + ize

A straightforward verb formation: the productive suffix '-ize' is added to the adjective 'symmetric' meaning 'make or become symmetric.'

Etymology

Symmetrize comes from the same root as symmetry, built from Greek parts sym- 'with' and metron 'measure'. So, to symmetrize is to make things 'measured together', which explains why it means to make something balanced and even on both sides.