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nontypical

/ˌnɑːnˈtɪpɪkəl/
non · typ · i · cal

Adverb:nontypically
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1

Not conforming to the standard, expected, or usual characteristics of a particular type or group; atypical.

Example

"The patient presented with nontypical symptoms, making an immediate diagnosis more challenging."


2

North American Having asymmetrical, irregular, or extra points or tines that deviate from the normal branching pattern (of the antlers of a deer, elk, or moose).

Example

"The wildlife biologist photographed a mature whitetail buck with a massive nontypical rack."

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