non-typical
- adjective
- /nɑnˈtɪpɪkəl/
- Doctors were puzzled by the patient's non-typical symptoms.
Their composition has made their production very non typical.
- Their composition has made their production very non typical.
Examples
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The scientist observed a non-typical reaction during the experiment that deviated from standard outcomes.
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Her behavior was quite non-typical for someone in her position.
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The scientist observed a non-typical reaction during the experiment.
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Her response to the situation was non-typical compared to most people.
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This is a non-typical case.
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Her response to the situation was non-typical, surprising everyone who expected a more common reaction.
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The patient's non-typical symptoms led the doctors to consider rare illnesses they had not initially thought of.
Synonyms
Not common and different from what people expect
Not usual and not like what people expect
Different from what is normal and expected
Not often found or seen and so rare
Not normal or what people expect
Different from what is usual in a way that may be worrying
Different from what most people do or accept
Different from what is usual or expected
Not like what is usual or expected
Not following a usual pattern or rule
Different from what is normal, often in a way people see as wrong
Not usual for a person or thing
Not usual for people or things of the same kind
Not usual and different from what you expect
Different from what most people expect
Not usual or what most people expect
Not following the usual or expected pattern in data
Antonyms
How Typical
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word non-typical breaks into non- 'not' and typical 'usual'. So it simply means 'not usual' or different from what you expect, like a red apple in a basket of green apples.