unsymmetrical
- adjective
- /ˌʌnˈsɪmɪtrɪkəl/
- The building's unsymmetrical shape made it stand out from the more traditional structures in the neighborhood.
Now Markovnikov's rule happens when you have an unsymmetrical case, right?
- Now Markovnikov's rule happens when you have an unsymmetrical case, right?
Examples
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Now Markovnikov's rule happens when you have an unsymmetrical case, right?
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And what I wanted to do was to go ahead and show you that the LUMO is an interesting and unsymmetrical one as well.
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His early work on unsymmetrical buckling of spherical shells has been recognized as one of the classic works in the theory of shell stability.
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It produces unsymmetrical dimethyl hydrazine UDMH, which is also a space shuttle rocket fuel, but only under conditions where the chemical is heated.
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This is especially important because RC walls are typically not designed for out-of-plane effects, and exposure to one-sided fire exacerbates these effects due to the unsymmetrical material degradation.
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The artist chose an unsymmetrical design for the sculpture to create a more dynamic visual impact.
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Her dress had an unsymmetrical hemline that gave it a unique and trendy look.
Synonyms
Not smooth or level, with parts higher and lower
Uneven because one side is lower, smaller, or heavier
Having parts that are not the same size or shape
Not steady in position, health, or feeling
Having parts that are not the same on both sides
Not even in the way parts or people are placed
Not straight or level and a little strange
Not the same on both sides in shape or design
Not the same on both sides of a middle line
Having parts that are different in size or shape
Antonyms
A shape or object that has matching parts on both sides when you cut it down the middle
How Symmetrical
Surface Forms
Morphology
unsymmetrical = symmetrical (transparent) = un + symmetrical
The negative prefix 'un-' is directly added to the adjective 'symmetrical' to mean 'not symmetrical', a standard and productive formation.
Etymology
Unsymmetrical is made of un- meaning 'not' and symmetrical, which comes from roots meaning 'measured together' or 'balanced'. So, unsymmetrical describes something that is not even or balanced in shape or design.