unorthodox in Latin
unorthodox in Latin is abnōrmis — unorthodox means departing from what is usual, accepted, or expected.
unorthodox in Latin
abnōrmis
Unusual, unconventional, or idiosyncratic.
What does "unorthodox" mean?
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adjective Departing from what is usual, accepted, or expected.
"The coach's unorthodox training methods raised eyebrows, but the team kept winning."
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unorthodox in a sentence
- The coach's unorthodox training methods raised eyebrows, but the team kept winning.
- She took an unorthodox route into medicine, starting out as a chef.
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What is "unorthodox" in Latin?
"unorthodox" in Latin is abnōrmis. unorthodox means: Departing from what is usual, accepted, or expected.
How do you use "unorthodox" in a sentence?
Example: "The coach's unorthodox training methods raised eyebrows, but the team kept winning." In Latin, "unorthodox" is abnōrmis.
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