Definition Dictionary

Departing from the usual or expected pattern.

Inconsistent with what is usual or expected.

Something that differs from what is usual or expected.

Different from the usual pattern or type.

Very obvious and conspicuous, usually in an offensive or improper way.

Required rather than optional, usually by a rule or authority.

Following established practices or commonly accepted ideas.

Following an established habit or usual practice.

To reduce the value, quality, or appeal of something, usually in the phrase detract from.

A person's usual temperament or tendency to act in a certain way.

Unconventional or noticeably different from ordinary behavior or style.

Unfamiliar or unusual, often because it comes from elsewhere.

Excessive spending or use of resources; also an unusually lavish purchase or display.

Distinctive of a particular person or thing, often in an unusual way.

An indirect suggestion, usually unfavorable or insulting.

Showing a lack of solemn respect for something usually treated seriously.

A standard or pattern regarded as usual, expected, or acceptable.

New or unusually original.

A distinctive or unusual characteristic, habit, or feature.

Done routinely with little care, interest, or attention.

To relate to or concern something, usually in the phrase pertain to.

Less dense than usual; also elevated or remote from ordinary experience.

The act of saying or presenting something again, usually for emphasis or clarity.

Unusual, remarkable, or distinct from others.