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uneven

[uhn-ee-vuhn] / ʌnˈi vən /


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Instead, they move in a nonreciprocal way, meaning their interactions are uneven and not mirrored.

From Science Daily

It offered thick but uneven walls and rot in the roof beams, but was cozy and quaint, with almost an acre of land.

From The Wall Street Journal

Throughout the season, she’s consistently participated on the vault, uneven bars and the floor exercise, averaging above 9.850 in all three of the events.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr. Ireland indicates the uneven power dynamics involved when Leigh, though squirming at the idea, is needled into answering the same repulsive question, settling on Margaret Thatcher.

From The Wall Street Journal

Access has widened, but quality is uneven, with faculty shortages and stark regional gaps.

From BBC