unlevel
/ʌnˈlɛvəl/
verb
- To make something not flat, even, or balanced.
- The heavy rain unleveled the garden path, washing away the soil in some spots.
- The earthquake unleveled several buildings, leaving the streets full of rubble.
- He accidentally unleveled the table when he kicked one of its legs.
adjective
- Not flat, even, or smooth; having a surface that is not the same height across.
- The old wooden floor was unlevel, so the table wobbled whenever someone leaned on it.
- We had to add gravel to the unlevel ground before we could set up the tent.
- The painter complained that the unlevel ceiling made it hard to get a straight line.
- Not equal or balanced in amount, quality, or position.
- The distribution of resources was unlevel, with some schools getting far more funding than others.
- Her skills in math and reading were unlevel; she excelled in one but struggled in the other.
- The competition felt unlevel because one team had much more experience than the other.