A-sy̆m'me-try, n.

n. [Fr. asymétrie, Gr. ἀσυμμετρία, from ἀ priv. and συμμετρία, symmetry, q. v.]

1. The want of proportion between the parts of a thing.
2. (Math.) Incommensurability; the want of a common measure between two quantities. Barrow.