asymmetrical

IPA: eɪsʌmˈɛtrɪkʌɫ

Not symmetrical.
(of a question) Presenting a false dilemma, or a choice between two things which are not opposites.

Examples of "asymmetrical" in Sentences

SAN MIGUEL: And we have heard since 9/11 the term asymmetrical warfare used a lot.
But one of the journalists here uses the phrase asymmetrical warfare being very difficult to fight.
They are too stupid to fight a long-term asymmetrical war, precisely because they can't admit to and adjust for their weaknesses.
Iran's response, Hersh said, is likely to be "asymmetrical" - instead of striking back directly at the US, they will "hit the oil" in the Gulf.
Of course, Scarlett Johansson regularly flaunts her hourglass curves, but lately she's also revealing her elegant neckline in asymmetrical dresses.
If being asymmetrical is the design focus, why put it in a rectangular frame? sasha on 28 Jan 2009 at 4: 06 am # wow! never seen anything like this before!
As the curvature of the wing changed, the lift increased, causing the Columbia to want to roll violently to the right; at the same time, because of an increase in asymmetrical drag, it yawed violently to the left.
And yet, the reason why most wars today are asymmetrical is precisely due to the fact that America has held the world in a territorial stasis where conventional warfare does not bring as much benefit as insurgency does.
Armed conflicts of this type have sometimes been termed "asymmetrical" -- an adjective used principally with reference to the fact that the protagonists are a state, with all its might and force, and an organization with few heavy arms and a limited number of fighters.