uneven

[ʌnˈiːv(ə)n]

uneven Definition

  • 1not level or smooth
  • 2not equal or fair
  • 3irregular or unpredictable

Using uneven: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "uneven" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The road was very uneven and bumpy.

  • Example

    The distribution of wealth in the country is uneven.

  • Example

    Her performance was uneven throughout the play.

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    The team had an uneven season, winning some games but losing others.

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    The painting had an uneven texture due to the use of different materials.

uneven Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with uneven

  • a situation in which one side has an unfair advantage over the other

    Example

    The company's monopoly created an uneven playing field for smaller businesses.

  • a distribution that is not equal or fair

    Example

    The government is working to address the uneven distribution of resources across the country.

  • a performance that is inconsistent or unpredictable

    Example

    The athlete had an uneven performance, doing well in some events but poorly in others.

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Summary: uneven in Brief

Uneven [ʌnˈiːv(ə)n] refers to something that is not level or smooth, not equal or fair, or irregular or unpredictable. It can describe physical surfaces, such as 'The road was very uneven and bumpy,' or abstract concepts, such as 'The distribution of wealth in the country is uneven.' Uneven can also be used to describe performances, seasons, or textures, as in 'Her performance was uneven throughout the play' or 'The painting had an uneven texture due to the use of different materials.'