Asymmetric (adjective)

Not having or exhibiting symmetry; lacking equivalence on both sides of a dividing central line.

Origin:

Derived from the greek words 'a' meaning 'not' and 'symmetria' meaning 'symmetry'. the term was first used in english in the late 17th century to describe things that are not symmetrical or evenly balanced.

Examples:

1. The asymmetric design of the building is one of its most striking features.
2. Her asymmetric haircut was styled to one side, giving her an edgy look.
3. The asymmetric shape of the molecule made it difficult to synthesize.
4. The asymmetric distribution of wealth in the country is a major social and economic issue.
5. The asymmetric pattern on the fabric added a touch of visual interest to the plain dress.