Synonyms for asymmetry
eɪˈsɪm ɪ triasym·me·t·ry

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1. asymmetry, dissymmetry, imbalancenoun

   (mathematics) a lack of symmetry

   Synonyms:
   unbalance, instability, dissymmetry, imbalance

   Antonyms:
   symmetry, correspondence, symmetricalness, balance

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1. List of paraphrases for "asymmetry":

   skewness, imbalance, asymmetric, mismatch

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1. Alexander Gabuev:

   The economic situation in Russia is deteriorating, and that gives China an upper hand in the relationship, ties between Moscow and Beijing have been asymmetric before Russia was a needier partner, but now this is an asymmetry on steroids where China has the commanding position, and definitely will be not shy to use it going forward.

2. Sidewalk Labs:

   There is this asymmetry in being able to approach this topic, and as a result, we're ending up with a very unbalanced conversation. we don't pretend to have all the answers and the proposals in the [ plan ] are not final.

3. Wright Jones:

   I still recommend going to a board certified plastic surgeon because there are some really key areas around the ear that need to be avoided and you don’t want to get a complication from such a simple, quick procedure, one is you can have some asymmetry of the earlobes meaning that they look different. You can also get bleeding. There are some important nerves around the ear that should be avoided and also blood vessels. Overall, it’s a fairly quick and simple procedure with low complications but that’s in the hands of a board certified plastic surgeon.

4. Louis Pasteur:

   The universe is asymmetric and I am persuaded that life, as it is known to us, is a direct result of the asymmetry of the universe or of its indirect consequences. The universe is asymmetric.

5. Pope Francis:

   This asymmetry, by which a select few know everything about us while we know nothing about them, dulls critical thought and the conscious exercise of freedom, inequalities expand enormously; knowledge and wealth accumulate in a few hands with grave risks for democratic societies.