asymmetry
/ˌæsɪmˈɛtrɪ/; -ˈɛstri, -ˈɛstrɪ/Definitions
1. noun
a lack of symmetry or a condition in which parts are not arranged equally or are not mirror images of each other
“The artist’s use of asymmetry in the painting added a sense of dynamic energy to the composition.”
2. noun
a quality of being uneven or irregular in shape or arrangement
“The asymmetry of the city’s architecture made it difficult to navigate.”
3. noun
a condition of being unbalanced or unstable
“The team’s asymmetry in the second half of the game gave the opposing team an advantage.”
4. adjective
having or showing a lack of symmetry or balance
“The asymmetrical design of the building made it a striking feature of the city skyline.”
5. adjective
uneven or irregular in shape or arrangement
“The artist’s use of asymmetrical patterns in her textiles added a unique touch to her collection.”