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unorthodox
adjective as in abnormal; other than accepted
Example Sentences
As a result, Doku's unorthodox positioning - having vacated his flank - allowed him to pick up the ball unopposed.
The suspect at the heart of this case, Ryan Wesley Routh, will represent himself in what could become an unorthodox trial.
I think that’s very profound, and he expressed it in a very original, really exciting, and really unorthodox way as a fiction writer.
Many Democrats see any attempt to stop these new maps, no matter how unorthodox, as effectively representing their constituents who do not want to see the maps redrawn.
Collaboration-wise, he was also open to things that, on paper, might seem unorthodox.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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