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not uniform

ADJECTIVE
asymmetrical
Synonyms
WEAK
awry crooked disproportional gibbous lacking correspondence not proportionate unbalanced unequal unsymmetrical
ADJECTIVE
irregular
Synonyms
STRONGEST
asymmetrical craggy elliptical jagged lumpy unbalanced
STRONG
aberrant bent eccentric rough variable wobbly
WEAK
amorphous broken cockeyed crooked devious disproportionate elliptic hilly lopsided meandering notched off-balance off-center out of proportion pitted protuberant scarred serrate serrated unaligned unequal unsymmetrical zigzagged
Antonyms
STRONGEST
even smooth
STRONG
normal regular
WEAK
common conventional flat level methodical standard systematic usual
ADJECTIVE
spotty
Synonyms
STRONGEST
erratic patchy sporadic uneven
WEAK
desultory flickering fluctuating on-again-off-again pimply spasmodic unequal
Antonyms
STRONGEST
consistent continuous dependable regular
WEAK
constant unbroken
ADJECTIVE
unequal
Synonyms
STRONGEST
differing uneven
WEAK
disparate dissimilar distant divergent diverse incommensurate like night and day mismatched odd poles apart unalike unequivalent unlike unmatched unsimilar variable various varying weird
Antonyms
WEAK
balanced equal even identical level matched same similar

Example Sentences

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The team also found that the uplift was not uniform.

From Science Daily • Apr. 30, 2026

The cuts are not uniform, with areas of the campus scaling back in different ways.

From Los Angeles Times • Feb. 17, 2026

The risks are not uniform, with foetuses and young children most affected, and girls and women 52-percent more susceptible to the cancer-inducing effects of radiation than boys and men.

From Barron's • Jan. 22, 2026

But the problems, he added, were not uniform with treatment rates for some cancer types much better.

From BBC • Feb. 18, 2025

This gradient is not uniform, but diminishes at greater depths.

From Lord Kelvin An account of his scientific life and work by Gray, Andrew