How unconventionally Israel approaches its God, and how democratically!
The dinners were discriminately, if unconventionally, ordered.
She came in from the street, unconventionally removing her hat and gloves as she entered.
But that seemed not to be fair; unconventionally she inserted in each note the words, "to meet Mr. Stephen F. Ellis."
To give up and to be human, unconventionally so for just a little while, seemed a mad desire.
She, as a Japanese lady could not go out to speak to him, but unconventionally she had drawn up the blind and "her eye met his."
But I was a young woman, unconventionally living alone, and by degrees the handicap of my sex was brought home to me.
In spite of his unconventionally and unorthodox views on religion and his own profession, he was very successful.
But come, confess that he gave you a terrible fright, and that you were shocked at his unconventionally.
We have seen that our ancestors gained something, no doubt, from their spirit of unconventionally and freedom.
1832, from un- (1) "not" + conventional. "A 19 cent. epithet for a certain type of affectation." [Weekley] Related: Unconventionally.
