Definition of unevenly in English:

unevenly

adverbʌnˈiːv(ə)nliˌənˈiv(ə)nli

1In a manner that is not regular or consistent.
a staircase with unevenly spaced steps
Milo was lying on his back, breathing unevenly
Example sentencesExamples
- In the past, vendors were hesitant to sell low-profit milk in machines that were unevenly refrigerated.
- With leather, which takes on colouring as unevenly as human skin takes on a suntan, the odds are even worse.
- The sheet of colored Plexiglas is unevenly spray-painted with an evanescent grey.
- It consists of a central rod on which are spindled four unevenly spaced balls, creating the effect of a huge baby rattle.
- If you never rotate your tyres, they will wear unevenly, which will shorten the life of your tyres.
1. 1.1 In a way that is not equally balanced or distributed.
  opportunities were unevenly spread around the country
  unevenly matched opponents
  the groups were unevenly sized
  Example sentencesExamples
  Rewards are distributed unevenly, especially in our networked world.
  We are witnessing how this newly created finance is spread quite unevenly over the real economy—for example, housing versus manufacturing.
  Panoptic modernity was always a global system that affected different parts of the world unevenly.
  Organizational practices tend to diffuse unevenly throughout the world.
  His theories had greatly influenced the thinking of American economists, but his theory of interest was received unevenly.
2In a way that is not level or smooth.
the former front garden has been unevenly concreted
Example sentencesExamples
- On the carpet opposite the turquoise walls, three massive blocks of unevenly cut styrofoam were supported by spindly two-by-fours.
- The first divers down found the ship lying unevenly and had great difficulty in moving across the steeply sloping decks.
- The paperback cover is unevenly laminated to imitate broken glass, but so convincingly that the book looks damaged.
- Dense stone debris pitted the clay floor, which extends unevenly over the bedrock.
- One of the street-hockey balls was unevenly textured.

Definition of unevenly in US English:

unevenly

adverbˌənˈēv(ə)nlēˌənˈiv(ə)nli

1In a manner that is not regular or consistent.
a staircase with unevenly spaced steps
Milo was lying on his back, breathing unevenly
Example sentencesExamples
- In the past, vendors were hesitant to sell low-profit milk in machines that were unevenly refrigerated.
- It consists of a central rod on which are spindled four unevenly spaced balls, creating the effect of a huge baby rattle.
- The sheet of colored Plexiglas is unevenly spray-painted with an evanescent grey.
- With leather, which takes on colouring as unevenly as human skin takes on a suntan, the odds are even worse.
- If you never rotate your tyres, they will wear unevenly, which will shorten the life of your tyres.
1. 1.1 In a way that is not equally balanced or distributed.
  opportunities were unevenly spread around the country
  unevenly matched opponents
  the groups were unevenly sized
  Example sentencesExamples
  We are witnessing how this newly created finance is spread quite unevenly over the real economy—for example, housing versus manufacturing.
  Panoptic modernity was always a global system that affected different parts of the world unevenly.
  His theories had greatly influenced the thinking of American economists, but his theory of interest was received unevenly.
  Rewards are distributed unevenly, especially in our networked world.
  Organizational practices tend to diffuse unevenly throughout the world.
2In a way that is not level or smooth.
the former front garden has been unevenly concreted
Example sentencesExamples
- One of the street-hockey balls was unevenly textured.
- The first divers down found the ship lying unevenly and had great difficulty in moving across the steeply sloping decks.
- On the carpet opposite the turquoise walls, three massive blocks of unevenly cut styrofoam were supported by spindly two-by-fours.
- Dense stone debris pitted the clay floor, which extends unevenly over the bedrock.
- The paperback cover is unevenly laminated to imitate broken glass, but so convincingly that the book looks damaged.

单词	unevenly
释义	Definition of unevenly in English: unevenly adverbʌnˈiːv(ə)nliˌənˈiv(ə)nli 1In a manner that is not regular or consistent. a staircase with unevenly spaced steps Milo was lying on his back, breathing unevenly Example sentencesExamples In the past, vendors were hesitant to sell low-profit milk in machines that were unevenly refrigerated. With leather, which takes on colouring as unevenly as human skin takes on a suntan, the odds are even worse. The sheet of colored Plexiglas is unevenly spray-painted with an evanescent grey. It consists of a central rod on which are spindled four unevenly spaced balls, creating the effect of a huge baby rattle. If you never rotate your tyres, they will wear unevenly, which will shorten the life of your tyres. 1.1 In a way that is not equally balanced or distributed. opportunities were unevenly spread around the country unevenly matched opponents the groups were unevenly sized Example sentencesExamples Rewards are distributed unevenly, especially in our networked world. We are witnessing how this newly created finance is spread quite unevenly over the real economy—for example, housing versus manufacturing. Panoptic modernity was always a global system that affected different parts of the world unevenly. Organizational practices tend to diffuse unevenly throughout the world. His theories had greatly influenced the thinking of American economists, but his theory of interest was received unevenly. 2In a way that is not level or smooth. the former front garden has been unevenly concreted Example sentencesExamples On the carpet opposite the turquoise walls, three massive blocks of unevenly cut styrofoam were supported by spindly two-by-fours. The first divers down found the ship lying unevenly and had great difficulty in moving across the steeply sloping decks. The paperback cover is unevenly laminated to imitate broken glass, but so convincingly that the book looks damaged. Dense stone debris pitted the clay floor, which extends unevenly over the bedrock. One of the street-hockey balls was unevenly textured. Definition of unevenly in US English: unevenly adverbˌənˈēv(ə)nlēˌənˈiv(ə)nli 1In a manner that is not regular or consistent. a staircase with unevenly spaced steps Milo was lying on his back, breathing unevenly Example sentencesExamples In the past, vendors were hesitant to sell low-profit milk in machines that were unevenly refrigerated. It consists of a central rod on which are spindled four unevenly spaced balls, creating the effect of a huge baby rattle. The sheet of colored Plexiglas is unevenly spray-painted with an evanescent grey. With leather, which takes on colouring as unevenly as human skin takes on a suntan, the odds are even worse. If you never rotate your tyres, they will wear unevenly, which will shorten the life of your tyres. 1.1 In a way that is not equally balanced or distributed. opportunities were unevenly spread around the country unevenly matched opponents the groups were unevenly sized Example sentencesExamples We are witnessing how this newly created finance is spread quite unevenly over the real economy—for example, housing versus manufacturing. Panoptic modernity was always a global system that affected different parts of the world unevenly. His theories had greatly influenced the thinking of American economists, but his theory of interest was received unevenly. Rewards are distributed unevenly, especially in our networked world. Organizational practices tend to diffuse unevenly throughout the world. 2In a way that is not level or smooth. the former front garden has been unevenly concreted Example sentencesExamples One of the street-hockey balls was unevenly textured. The first divers down found the ship lying unevenly and had great difficulty in moving across the steeply sloping decks. On the carpet opposite the turquoise walls, three massive blocks of unevenly cut styrofoam were supported by spindly two-by-fours. Dense stone debris pitted the clay floor, which extends unevenly over the bedrock. The paperback cover is unevenly laminated to imitate broken glass, but so convincingly that the book looks damaged.
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