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Synonyms & Similar Words
balance
proportion
harmony
coherence
uniformity
regularity
order
pattern
arrangement
design
layout
composition
equilibrium
stability
neatness
tidiness
precision
accuracy
congruence
correspondence
reciprocity
synchrony
concord
concurrence
coordination
alignment
adjustment
regulation
calibration
synchronization
congruity
consistency
coherence
conformity
complementarity
parallelism
reciprocity
reflection
mirroring
duplication
repetition
periodicity
rhythm
cadence
beat
pulse
uniformness
sameness
likeness
similarity
analogy
correspondence
affinity
resemblance
likeness
parallel
analogy
agreement
concordance
consonance
assent
consent
acquiescence
Meaning of Symmetry
The primary meaning of the word "symmetry" is related to the quality of being made up of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis.
Definitions
- The quality of being made up of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis
- The quality of being in a state of balance or equilibrium
- A law or principle in physics, chemistry, or other sciences that describes the symmetry of a system or object
Etymology of Symmetry
The word "symmetry" comes from the Greek word "symmetria", which means "a measuring together", from "sym" (together) and "metron" (measure)
The term has been used in various fields, including mathematics, physics, chemistry, and art, to describe the quality of being made up of exactly similar parts or having a balanced and harmonious arrangement
Example Uses
- The architect designed the building with perfect symmetry, creating a sense of balance and harmony.
- The symmetry of the molecule is what gives it its unique properties.
- The artist used symmetry to create a sense of order and coherence in her painting.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
asymmetry
irregularity
disorder
chaos
confusion
imbalance
instability
unevenness
inequality
discrepancy
divergence
inconsistency
incongruity
mismatch
nonuniformity
irregularness
anomaly
aberration
defect
flaw
imperfection
distortion
disruption
randomness
unpredictability
uncertainty
ambiguity
obscurity
vagueness
unclearness
indefiniteness
imprecision
inaccuracy
incoherence
dissonance
discord
incongruence