I don't know the best GRE® anwser: Antonym of "isomorphous"

[Gq5974]

Hello.

I don't know the best anwser.

1. isomorphous <-> unilateral ??
2. isomorphous <-> intergraded ??
3. isomorphous <-> invariant ??

please;;
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[Mister Micawber]

Isomorphous-- (Biology) Similarity in form, as in organisms of different ancestry.

Intergrade-- to merge gradually, one into another, as different species through evolution.
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[Gq5974]

(An arrow f : A -> B is called an isomorphism if there is an arrow g : B -> A inverse to f— A and B are called isomorphic, meaning that they have essentially the same structure and that there is no need to distinguish between them. )[:www.britanica.com]

I think that "isomorphic" = "Isomorphous"
And,

unilateral : Of, on, relating to, involving, or affecting only one side: "a unilateral advantage in defense" (New Republic).
Performed or undertaken by only one side: unilateral disarmament.
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[Mister Micawber]

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I like my answer better.
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[Yankee]

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Me too.
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[Tom]

[Yankee]

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I didn't answer anywhere else in this thread, Tom, so because my "Me too" followed MM's post, you can and should understand it to mean "I like MM's answer better too".
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[Tom]

...and let's suppose you had answered before MM; would your "me too" be confusing then?

Tom

[Gq5974]

Actually, I'd somewhat confused But, It's okay.

Thank you, MM, Yankee and Tom
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