Synonyms for asymmetrical
asym·met·ri·cal

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1. asymmetricaladjective

   Synonyms:
   asymmetric, lopsided, unsymmetrical

2. asymmetricaladjective

   Not symmetrical.

   Synonyms:
   unsymmetrical, lopsided, asymmetric

3. asymmetricaladjective

   Presenting a false dilemma, or a choice between two things which are not opposites.

   Question six is asymmetrical: Are things going in the right direction or on the wrong track? (The West Wing, Season 1, Episode 21, Toby)

   Synonyms:
   asymmetric, lopsided, unsymmetrical

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1. asymmetrical, asymmetricadjective

   characterized by asymmetry in the spatial arrangement or placement of parts or components

   Synonyms:
   crooked, asymmetric

   Antonyms:
   interchangeable, cruciform, rhombohedral, radial, regular, radially symmetrical, symmetric, bilaterally symmetric, centrosymmetric, trigonal, radiate, even, symmetrical, bilaterally symmetrical, isosceles, stellate, cruciate, isobilateral, biradial, bilateral

2. asymmetrical, crookedadjective

   irregular in shape or outline

   "asymmetrical features"; "a dress with a crooked hemline"

   Synonyms:
   round-backed, stooping, asymmetric, round-shouldered, corrupt, crooked, hunched, stooped

   Antonyms:
   isobilateral, radiate, cruciform, regular, bilateral, even, trigonal, isosceles, radially symmetrical, symmetric, centrosymmetric, bilaterally symmetrical, biradial, symmetrical, bilaterally symmetric, radial, cruciate, rhombohedral, interchangeable, stellate

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1. List of paraphrases for "asymmetrical":

   asymmetric, skewed, unbalanced, unsymmetrical, symmetrical

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1. Ross Cameron:

   I’m not saying it can’t work. You can innovate, but this ain’t the way it’s always been done. And I think you take a risk by innovating, not if you’re in a position where you don’t have the horses, right? You’ve got to do something. You’ve got to have an asymmetrical kind of strategy. Like, if you play chess, and you’re the black pieces – which always go second. Go figure, right?

2. De Maiziere:

   Europe, and Germany, is the focus of international terrorism. Some say the threat diminishes if there are military successes there( in Iraq and Syria), if the so-called Islamic State is pushed back, if cities are retaken, i don't see it this way. I see the threat of what one calls an asymmetrical shift : If Islamic State... is weakened it will seek to transfer the conflicts outside.

3. Toomas Hendrik Ilves:

   It’s asymmetrical because they can do things to democracies that democracies can’t do back to an authoritarian government.

4. Stephen Jay Gould:

   [L]ife shows no trend to complexity in the usual sense—only an asymmetrical expansion of diversity around a starting point constrained to be simple.”

5. Simone Biles:

   My favorite was Alicia Sacramone because I was n’t good on( asymmetrical) bars and she never did bars.