asymmetrical
അസമമായ
definition
adjective
the church has an asymmetrical plan with an aisle only on one side
having parts that fail to correspond to one another in shape, size, or arrangement; lacking symmetry.
example
For naturalistic plantings, lay bulbs out in informal masses with curved borders and 'asymmetrical' shapes.
But Rieu's tweed suits are 'asymmetrical' and in contrasting bright colours, and her leisure outfits are decorated with a spiky geometrical motif.
By the way, there's a difference between 'asymmetrical' dresses and dresses that are just two different dresses sewn together.
Designer Malini Ramani, who showcased her collection earlier in the day, also used 'asymmetrical' hemlines.
The older building's square symmetry finds its opposite in the 'asymmetrical' cruciform of the new.
Consequently, external shocks will have 'asymmetrical' impacts on different economic sectors of each country.
Anyone who's ever been to a physician recognises that the relationship between a physician and a patient is an 'asymmetrical' one.
Dressed in a leather aviator helmet, a long, black 'asymmetrical' skirt and punkish boots, she has a covetable designer scarf wound around her neck.
The new Freedom Tower, its 'asymmetrical' design intended to mirror the nearby Statue of Liberty, will take another five years to complete.
Humans find symmetrical faces more attractive than 'asymmetrical' faces.
This difference used to be attributed to the 'asymmetrical' shape of the human brain.
But it will have to adapt quickly to what has so far been an 'asymmetrical' relationship.
Apparently 'asymmetrical' earrings are what all the hip kids are wearing.
Grouping pictures in symmetrical or 'asymmetrical' groupings will always give a stylish look.
Unfortunately for the singer, the relationship between him and Kennedy was inherently 'asymmetrical' .
A bug-eyed waiter approached silently to offer me a multi-coloured drink in an 'asymmetrical' glass, reassuring me that it was just a dream.
At the very top of the structure is an 'asymmetrical' spire.
In this sense the causal relationship between God and creatures must be 'asymmetrical' .
They've been through so much more than most of us and, because of this, the relationships we have with them are bound to be 'asymmetrical' .
We start with a series of drawings on white paper using a dark crayon, teaching symmetrical and 'asymmetrical' patterns.
Unlike autosomes, X chromosomes are inherited in an 'asymmetrical' fashion.
Now it's gone all trendy - stone-flagged flooring, high tables and chairs of cast iron, the chairs being in a twirly 'asymmetrical' design.
Here, the qualities of moulded mass-produced plastic are used to create an 'asymmetrical' sculptural object of refined beauty.
The latest trend to jolt the watch industry is see-through straps, 'asymmetrical' dials, and funky colours.
Wool jackets have also been spotted in the same 'asymmetrical' , unbalanced cut as those in suede.
You only need to worry about freckles if one gets bumpy or turns into an 'asymmetrical' , weird shape.
However, 'asymmetrical' patterns often look more exotic than symmetrical ones.
An 'asymmetrical' blouse, a drop-shoulder blouse with bat sleeves and a long skirt with an uneven border were among those displayed.
Dependency implies subservience in a power relationship which is highly 'asymmetrical' .
Power is always an 'asymmetrical' relationship based on different knowledge and its unequal distribution.
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