symmetricalness

6.7

Two parts that look the same on each side of a middle line

noun
/sɪˈmɛtrɪkəlnəs/

: simetría

Architects praised the symmetricalness of the building's facade, which created a sense of harmony.

Examples

The symmetricalness of the snowflake fascinated the children as they examined it under a microscope.
In mathematics, the symmetricalness of a graph can reveal important properties about its structure.
The symmetricalness of the building's design is impressive.
Is the symmetricalness of this artwork intentional?
The architects admired the symmetricalness of the new bridge, which enhanced its aesthetic appeal.
The symmetricalness of the butterfly's wings was striking, demonstrating nature's perfect design.
In art, the symmetricalness of the composition can draw the viewer's eye to the center.

Synonyms

symmetry

vssymmetricalness

28 4.1

A balance of parts that match on opposite sides, like a butterfly's wings

is the same meaning but uses a different noun form

Antonyms

asymmetry

19 6.5

When two sides are not the same in shape, size, or position

How Symmetric

mirror symmetry

Specialized

1 7.9

symmetricalness

6.7

asymmetry

19 6.5

irregularity

13 5.1

Surface Forms

symmetricalness singular

symmetricalnesses plural

Morphology

symmetricalness = symmetrical (transparent) = symmetrical + ness

Formed by adding the regular nominalizing suffix '-ness' to the adjective 'symmetrical', yielding the state or quality of being symmetrical.

Etymology

Symmetricalness comes from Greek parts sym- and -metry, which mean 'together' and 'measure'. Think of two sides 'measured together' so they match, just like in the familiar word symmetry, and that's why symmetricalness means the quality of having matching parts on opposite sides.