IPA: /æˈsɪmɛtri/
KK: /æˈsɪmɪtri/
A condition where two sides or parts are not equal or balanced, leading to an uneven appearance or structure.
The artist used asymmetry in her design to create a more dynamic and interesting composition.
Asymmetry → It is formed from "a-" (meaning not) and "symmetria" (from Greek, meaning together or proportion). The word describes a lack of proportion or balance, indicating that something is not symmetrical.
Think of 'not' ('a-') and 'together' or 'proportion' ('symmetria') to remember that 'asymmetry' means a lack of balance or proportion.