A word or string in which no character in the reversed string matches the character at the same position in the original string. In other words, for a string of length n, a total antipalindrome satisfies the condition that for every index i (1 ≤ i ≤ n), character i ≠ character n − i + 1.
It’s like the exact opposite of a palindrome—not even a single letter is allowed to line up with its mirror.
It’s like the exact opposite of a palindrome—not even a single letter is allowed to line up with its mirror.
Examples:
"abcd" → reversed: "dcba" → no positions match → total antipalindrome
"abcdef" → reversed: "fedcba" → still no matching positions → total antipalindrome
"abca" → reversed: "acba" → the 'a' at the start matches → not a total antipalindrome
"racecar" → reversed: "racecar" → all mirror positions match → a palindrome; definitely not a total antipalindrome
"abcd" → reversed: "dcba" → no positions match → total antipalindrome
"abcdef" → reversed: "fedcba" → still no matching positions → total antipalindrome
"abca" → reversed: "acba" → the 'a' at the start matches → not a total antipalindrome
"racecar" → reversed: "racecar" → all mirror positions match → a palindrome; definitely not a total antipalindrome
by Smakibbfb April 11, 2025
A word or string in which no character in the reversed string matches the character at the same position in the original string. In other words, for a string of length n, a total antipalindrome satisfies the condition that for every index i (1 ≤ i ≤ n), character i ≠ character n − i + 1.
It’s like the exact opposite of a palindrome—not even a single letter is allowed to line up with its mirror.
It’s like the exact opposite of a palindrome—not even a single letter is allowed to line up with its mirror.
"abcd" → reversed: "dcba" → no positions match → total antipalindrome
"abcdef" → reversed: "fedcba" → still no matching positions → total antipalindrome
"abca" → reversed: "acba" → the 'a' at the start matches → not a total antipalindrome
"racecar" → reversed: "racecar" → all mirror positions match → a palindrome; definitely not a total antipalindrome
"abcdef" → reversed: "fedcba" → still no matching positions → total antipalindrome
"abca" → reversed: "acba" → the 'a' at the start matches → not a total antipalindrome
"racecar" → reversed: "racecar" → all mirror positions match → a palindrome; definitely not a total antipalindrome
by Smakibbfb April 11, 2025
A word or string in which no character in the reversed string matches the character at the same position in the original string. In other words, for a string of length n, a total antipalindrome satisfies the condition that for every index i (1 ≤ i ≤ n), character i ≠ character n − i + 1.
It’s the exact opposite of a palindrome—not even a single letter is allowed to line up with its mirror.
It’s the exact opposite of a palindrome—not even a single letter is allowed to line up with its mirror.
Palindrome is a total antipalindrome. None of the letters in emordnilap match the corresponding letter in palindrome. Heaven is not a total antipalindrome because the 'e's in Nevaeh match the 'e's in Heaven.
by Smakibbfb April 14, 2025
Somebody who abuses or tries to destroy any form of kindness, love, admiration, friendship, generosity or patience from you towards another human being.
A cheat liar or scammer that plays around and is unfaithful or somebody that has no feelings for anybody other than themselves.
A company that offers you a product that is either not fit for purpose or a service that is below expected standards or a cap wearing gold badge chasing employee who thinks the buck stops there.
It could simply be a partner who has treated you so badly that they do not deserve a piece of your heart or a company that refuses to accept they are in the wrong and try everything within their powers to stop you achieving satisfaction.
A cheat liar or scammer that plays around and is unfaithful or somebody that has no feelings for anybody other than themselves.
A company that offers you a product that is either not fit for purpose or a service that is below expected standards or a cap wearing gold badge chasing employee who thinks the buck stops there.
It could simply be a partner who has treated you so badly that they do not deserve a piece of your heart or a company that refuses to accept they are in the wrong and try everything within their powers to stop you achieving satisfaction.
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