asymptotical (asimtotikal)

[ In these perpetual lines and curves ran the asymptotical negotiation from beginning to end - and so it might have run for two centuries without hope of coincidence. Motley , Dutch Republic, III. 455. Asymptotical lines or curves, lines or curves which approach indefinitely close, but never meet. asymptotically (as-im-tot'i-kal-i), adv. In an asymptotical manner; in a manner so as gradually to approach indefinitely near, though never to meet. The theory is not a thing complete from the first, but a thing which grows, as it were, asymptotically towards certainty. Tyndall . The curve approaches asymptotically. G. M. Minchin, Statics, I. 180. asynartete (a-sin'är-tēt), a. [ tion), verbal adj. of συναρτᾶν, nect, IMG:content-1309.png:[graphic] asymmetrical (as-i-met'ri-kal), a . priv. ( a -18) + symmetrical . Cf. asymmetric.] 1. lated to ἄρθρον , jo IMG:content-1310.png:[blocks in formation] are unequally developed, and the skull becomes asymmet 2t. In math ., not having commensurability; [Early mod. aswasht, prep. phr. as adv. or a. E., also as was she, a so he, asho he; asway (a-swa'), phr. as adv. or a. asymmetrically (as-i-met'ri-kal-i), adv. In an asymmetric manner; without symmetry. asymmetroust (a-sim'e-trus), a. [ + sway .] In a swaying state; rocking from side to side.