enantiomorphous

/ɪˌnæntiəˈmɔrfəs/
adjective
  1. Having a mirror-image shape that cannot be superimposed on the original; enantiomorphic.
    • The enantiomorphous nature of the molecules explained why one was a medicine and the other was toxic.
    • In the lab, we studied enantiomorphous crystals under a microscope.
    • The two shells were enantiomorphous, one spiraling left and the other right.
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