unconventional

English

Etymology

un- +‎ conventional

Adjective

unconventional (comparative more unconventional, superlative most unconventional)

Not adhering to convention or accepted standards
Out of the ordinary
Atypical

Synonyms

underground

Translations

not adhering to convention or accepted standards

Chinese:
Mandarin: 非传统的
Finnish: epätavallinen (fi), epätavanomainen (fi)
German: unkonventionell (de)

Hebrew: לא קונבנציונאלי‎
Romanian: neconvențional (ro) m or n, atipic (ro)
Russian: нестанда́ртный (ru) (nestandártnyj), нетрадицио́нный (ru) (netradiciónnyj), нешабло́нный (ru) (nešablónnyj)

out of the ordinary

Finnish: epätavallinen (fi), epätavanomainen (fi)
German: unkonventionell (de)

Russian: необы́чный (ru) (neobýčnyj)

atypical

Finnish: epätavallinen (fi), epätavanomainen (fi)
German: unkonventionell (de)

Russian: атипи́чный (ru) (atipíčnyj), нетипи́чный (ru) (netipíčnyj)

Noun

unconventional (plural unconventionals)

Something or someone that is unconventional.

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