uneven
/ʌnˈivən/
adjective
- Not level, flat, or smooth; having a surface that is not even.
- The old sidewalk was cracked and uneven, making it hard to push a stroller.
- She tripped on the uneven ground in the forest.
- The painter had to sand the wall because the surface was uneven.
- Not equal in amount, quality, or degree; varying or inconsistent.
- The distribution of wealth in the country is very uneven.
- Her performance in the competition was uneven; she started strong but faded at the end.
- The quality of his work has been uneven — some projects are excellent, others are poor.
- (of a contest or competition) Not balanced; giving one side an advantage.
- It was an uneven match between the experienced champion and the rookie.
- The debate felt uneven since one speaker had much more time to prepare.
- The basketball game was uneven because one team had all the star players.