unconventionality
111irregularity — n 1. asymmetry, lack of symmetry, unequality, unequalness; unevenness, roughness, jag gedness, ruggedness, cragginess; lumpiness, bunchiness, humpiness; crookedness, circuitousness, circuity, roundaboutness, tortuousness, deviousness. 2.… …
112mannerism — 1. affectation, pretension, exaggeration, pretense, insincerity, airs, (esp. in Victorian England) prunes and prisms; artificiality, unnaturalness, manneredness, artifice, overelegance, overelaboration, overniceness, overnicety, overrefinement;… …
113noncompliance — n 1. nonconformity, nonconformance, nonconventionality, unconventionality; originality, uniqueness; informality, Bohemianism, Inf. hippiness; unorthodoxy, sectarianism, secularism, heresy, misbelief, iconoclasm, atheism. 2. dissent, dissidence,… …
114nonconformity — n 1. nonconformance, discon formity, discord, discordance, disagreement, non agreement; dissent, dissension, nonassent, dissidence, dissentience, recusance, recusancy, protest, opposition. 2. noncompliance, incompliance, nonobservance,… …
115nonobservance — n 1. inattention, inattentiveness, heedlessness; thoughtlessness, inconsiderateness, lack of consideration; inadvertence, distraction, detachment, absent mindedness; bemusement, absorption, self absorption, engrossment, preoccupation,… …
116oddity — n 1. curiosity, rarity; card, character, case, sport, original, pip, eccentric, exception, individual; flake, freak, crackpot, rare bird, queer duck, queer potato; All Sl. weirdo, weirdy, creep, oddball, nut, loony, looner, screwball;… …
117originality — n 1. creativity, creativeness, imagination, imaginativeness, ingenuity, ingeniousness, inventiveness, resourcefulness, initiative; individuality, independence, self reliance, self sufficience, autonomy; divergence, nonimitativeness, unorthodoxy,… …
118peculiarity — n 1. idiosyncrasy, idiocrasy, eccentricity, mannerism, quirk, twist, kink, hobby horse; quip, crotchet, whim, caprice, flight of fancy; aberration, aberrance, aberrancy, deviation, anomaly, Rare. anomalism. 2. oddity, curiosity, rarity;… …
119perversion — n 1. deviation, aberration, anomaly, abnormality, irregularity, variability, misguidance, misdirection, misadvisement; misinformation, misex planation, misexplication; misinstruction, miseduca tion, miscorrection; delusion, beguilement, deceit,… …
120novelty — noun 1) the novelty of our approach Syn: originality, newness, freshness, unconventionality, creativity, innovation, unfamiliarity, strangeness 2) we sell seasonal novelties Syn: knick knack, trinket …
