asymmetrical
/ˌā-sə-ˈme-tri-kəl/ (ame, mw)
asymmetrical — adjective
- asymmetricalpositive
- more asymmetricalcomparative
- most asymmetricalsuperlative
1. having two halves or sides that do not have the same size, shape, or position —
having two halves or sides that do not have the same size, shape, or position — for example, a haircut that is longer on one side than the other, or a building where the left and right parts are arranged differently.
Amelia chose an asymmetrical dress with one shoulder covered and the other bare.
asymmetrical dress
The two windows beside the door are asymmetrical — one is square and the other round.
Kwame admired the asymmetrical shelves that the carpenter built for his living room.
The pattern on Ravi's shirt was intentionally asymmetrical, with stripes only on the left side.
Sanjay's asymmetrical haircut looked stylish even though it was shorter on one side.
- unbalanced
emphasizes a lack of visual or physical equilibrium; slightly more common in informal use
- irregular
focuses on uneven or non-uniform shape, not necessarily mirroring two halves
- lopsided
informal, often suggests one side is heavier, lower, or larger than the other
- uneven
general word for not being level, flat, or the same on both sides
- symmetrical
direct opposite — having matching halves or sides
- balanced
suggests visual or compositional harmony
- regular
implies a uniform, predictable shape or arrangement
文法句型
asymmetrical + noun
be asymmetrical
用法筆記
Common in descriptions of design, fashion, art, and geometry; less frequent in casual conversation about everyday objects.