The Opposite(Antonym) of “malproportion”
The antonyms of malproportion are proportion, balance, and evenness. These antonyms convey the idea of things being equal, well-distributed, or harmonious.
Explore all Antonyms of “malproportion”
Definitions and Examples of proportion, balance, evenness
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
A part, share, or amount that is in relation to a whole.
Example
The proportion of men to women in the class was roughly equal.
An even distribution of weight, amount, or force that results in stability or harmony.
Example
The dancer's balance was impeccable as she performed a series of complex moves.
The quality of being level, smooth, or consistent in size, shape, or color.
Example
The painter strived for evenness in the application of the paint to achieve a flawless finish.
Key Differences: proportion vs balance vs evenness
- 1Proportion refers to the relationship between parts and the whole.
- 2Balance refers to the even distribution of weight, amount, or force.
- 3Evenness refers to the quality of being level, smooth, or consistent.
Effective Usage of proportion, balance, evenness
- 1Mathematics: Use proportion to describe the relationship between numbers or quantities.
- 2Physical Activities: Use balance to describe the ability to maintain equilibrium or stability.
- 3Art and Design: Use evenness to describe the quality of being uniform or consistent in size, shape, or color.
Remember this!
The antonyms of malproportion convey the idea of things being equal, well-distributed, or harmonious. Use proportion to describe the relationship between parts and the whole, balance to describe the even distribution of weight, amount, or force, and evenness to describe the quality of being uniform or consistent in size, shape, or color.
