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unorthodox

[uhn-awr-thuh-doks] / ʌnˈɔr θəˌdɒks /


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Wales kicked to touch, with Scotland expecting Wales' trademark catch and drive, but the visitors opted for an unorthodox training gtound move.

From BBC

He described the unorthodox and at times controversial comedian Andy Kaufman as “the pre-eminent put-on artist of his generation” and “a pioneering practitioner of various cultural trends long before they ever became trends.”

From New York Times

Lisa Wagner is wonderfully batty and occasionally cantankerous as the unorthodox shrink, and there’s more than a hint that she might just be another patient in the clinic.

From New York Times

Jackson’s ability to make use of his newfound space was central to Connecticut’s ability to unlock Gonzaga’s unorthodox defense.

From Washington Post

“We took an unorthodox space, which was the lightwell,” said Clean about the exhibition, “and we created an experience in it, a journey that people can travel through.”

From Seattle Times