Unorthodox means not normal, not usual. When you say that something is unorthodox, you mean that it is different from the usual way things are done.
The school's unorthodox approach to education is proving to be a success.
The restaurant is serving up some very unorthodox food.
adjective
independent in behavior or thought
Synonyms:
adjective
breaking with convention or tradition
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I'm including the unorthodox name because of this.
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He is far less tolerant of the unorthodox methods.
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A little unorthodox, but the best solution available at the time.
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The article is to delineate between orthodox and unorthodox medicine.
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An unorthodox radicalism Fisher made a serious effort to economize.
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Ian is a famed tracker and a headhunter who fights with an unorthodox.
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In his doctrine there was never the least trace of an unorthodox tendency.
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Hungary is going to subsidize wage hikes in unorthodox plan.
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I find the use of quotes and images rather unorthodox.
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It is considered unorthodox by many pugilists because of its thieving nature.