anisometric
- adjective
- /ˌænɪsoʊˈmɛtrɪk/
- Specialized
- Some cells have an anisometric shape due to the uneven stretching of their membranes.
Examples
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The artist was interested in anisometric designs to break away from traditional symmetry in his work.
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The crystal exhibits an anisometric structure, making it valuable for certain industrial applications.
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The sculpture had an anisometric form that intrigued many viewers.
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Is this design anisometric or symmetrical?
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The crystal exhibits an anisometric structure, making it valuable for certain industrial applications.
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Some cells have an anisometric shape due to the uneven stretching of their membranes.
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The artist was interested in anisometric designs to break away from traditional symmetry in his work.
Synonyms
Having parts that are not the same size or shape
Having parts that are not the same on both sides
Not the same on both sides in shape or design
Different on each side
Not the same on both sides of a middle line
An object that has an uneven or irregular shape
Antonyms
How Symmetrical
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word anisometric comes from Greek parts an- 'not', iso- 'equal', and metric 'measure'. So it means 'not equal in measurement', which is why we use it for shapes or objects whose parts have different or uneven sizes.