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unorthodox

[uhn-awr-thuh-doks] / ʌnˈɔr θəˌdɒks /


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A few years ago, Innes created a “Careers” page when some unorthodox job seekers sent inquiries about employment to the website’s general inbox.

From Washington Post

Though unorthodox, it would not be unprecedented for Harris to fire Mayhew or other executives outside the normal cycle, which usually runs from December to February.

From Washington Post

And pretty soon, it was clear they were about to wander way off script and try something very unorthodox, at least for the United States at the time: abandon the goal of abstinence.

From Scientific American

Since he has taken over Twitter, he has laid off large swathes of his workforce and made what many see as unorthodox business decisions including introducing paid-for-verification.

From BBC

Sen. Tim Scott’s sunny disposition, optimistic message and unique personal biography have grabbed the attention of Republicans looking for an antidote to the chaotic and unorthodox politics of former President Donald Trump.

From Washington Times