Definition: In mathematics, an "inequilaterally" means that two sets have different sizes. This phrase is often used in contexts where one set is larger than the other, and it's important to consider how they are related or connected. For example, if you're dealing with two people who have a mutual friend, but the friend has more friends than the person, then these individuals would be considered "inequilaterally" connected.
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