The Opposite(Antonym) of “equilateral”
The antonyms of equilateral are irregular and asymmetrical. The antonyms irregular and asymmetrical convey a lack of symmetry or uniformity.
Explore all Antonyms of “equilateral”
Definitions and Examples of irregular, asymmetrical
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Not conforming to a regular or symmetrical pattern or shape.
Example
The artist created an irregular sculpture that was both fascinating and unsettling.
Lacking symmetry or balance; not identical on both sides of a central line.
Example
The dress had an asymmetrical hemline that added a touch of edginess to the otherwise classic design.
Key Differences: irregular vs asymmetrical
- 1Irregular refers to something that does not conform to a regular or symmetrical pattern or shape.
- 2Asymmetrical refers to something that lacks symmetry or balance and is not identical on both sides of a central line.
Effective Usage of irregular, asymmetrical
- 1Geometry: Use equilateral to describe shapes with equal sides and angles, and irregular or asymmetrical to describe shapes that do not have equal sides or angles.
- 2Art: Use irregular or asymmetrical to describe art pieces that do not follow traditional patterns or designs.
- 3Fashion: Use asymmetrical to describe clothing with uneven hemlines or designs that are not identical on both sides.
Remember this!
The antonyms of equilateral are irregular and asymmetrical. Use equilateral to describe shapes with equal sides and angles, and irregular or asymmetrical to describe shapes that do not have equal sides or angles. In art, use irregular or asymmetrical to describe pieces that do not follow traditional patterns or designs. In fashion, use asymmetrical to describe clothing with uneven hemlines or designs that are not identical on both sides.
