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unorthodox
adjective as in abnormal; other than accepted
Example Sentences
“White House’s unorthodox policy framework should remain supportive for gold,” the team says in a research report, citing drivers including fiscal deficits, rising debt, and a push to cut rates.
The bull case is that her unorthodox style can attract those who don’t vote regularly and peel off minority voters from Ms. Spanberger.
He combined his relentless physicality with a willingness to launch unorthodox shots the moment he caught sight of the net.
The Live Nation-produced event at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center was booked as a compendium of cutting-edge composers to showcase their film work in an unorthodox live setting.
Her unorthodox personalizing of the chimps was particularly controversial.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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