| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Aberrant | Departing from the usual. |
| 2. | Akin to none | Not comparable to others. |
| 3. | Alien | Strange; unfamiliar. |
| 4. | Altered | Changed from an earlier state. |
| 5. | Alternative | Other option; not the same. |
| 6. | Another | One more; a different one. |
| 7. | Antithetical | Directly opposed in nature. |
| 8. | Askew | Not straight; tilted. |
| 9. | At variance | In disagreement; not matching. |
| 10. | Atypical | Not typical; unusual. |
| 11. | Changed | Made unlike before. |
| 12. | Contrary | Opposite in tendency or character. |
| 13. | Contrasting | Showing clear differences. |
| 14. | Crosswise | At an angle; not aligned. |
| 15. | Cut from another cloth | Of a different type. |
| 16. | Deviant | Straying from norms. |
| 17. | Deviating | Turning aside from a course. |
| 18. | Dissimilar | Not alike; unlike. |
| 19. | Distinct | Clearly separate; not identical. |
| 20. | Divergent | Moving apart; differing. |
| 21. | Diverse | Varied; of many kinds. |
| 22. | Else | Other; in addition. |
| 23. | Elsewhere | In another place. |
| 24. | Exceptional | Unusually good or rare. |
| 25. | Exotic | From elsewhere; strikingly unusual. |
| 26. | Far removed | Very unlike; distant in kind. |
| 27. | Foreign | Not from here; unfamiliar. |
| 28. | Fresh | New; not previously known. |
| 29. | Heterodox | Not conforming to accepted beliefs. |
| 30. | Heterogeneous | Composed of unlike elements. |
| 31. | Idiosyncratic | Peculiar to an individual. |
| 32. | Incompatible | Unable to coexist or match. |
| 33. | Incongruent | Not in harmony; mismatched. |
| 34. | Inconsistent | Not uniform; varying. |
| 35. | Individual | Single; distinct from others. |
| 36. | Innovative | Introducing new ideas or methods. |
| 37. | Irregular | Not even or standard. |
| 38. | Jagged | Uneven; not smooth or uniform. |
| 39. | Jarring | Abruptly discordant; unsettling. |
| 40. | Jumbled | Mixed up; not orderly. |
| 41. | Kaleidoscopic | Constantly changing in pattern. |
| 42. | Left-field | Unexpected; unconventional. |
| 43. | Lopsided | Uneven; unbalanced. |
| 44. | Marked | Noticeably different; pronounced. |
| 45. | Maverick | Independent; nonconforming. |
| 46. | Miscellaneous | Of varied kinds; mixed. |
| 47. | Modified | Changed slightly; adjusted. |
| 48. | Multifarious | Many and varied. |
| 49. | New | Not existing before; novel. |
| 50. | Nonconforming | Not following accepted rules. |
| 51. | Nonidentical | Not exactly the same. |
| 52. | Nonstandard | Not according to standard. |
| 53. | Not the same | Different; dissimilar. |
| 54. | Novel | New; unusual; original. |
| 55. | Odd | Strange; unusual. |
| 56. | Offbeat | Unconventional; quirky. |
| 57. | One-of-a-kind | Unique; without equal. |
| 58. | Opposite | Completely different in direction. |
| 59. | Other | Not this one; different. |
| 60. | Out-of-the-ordinary | Unusual; not typical. |
| 61. | Outlandish | Bizarre; beyond the ordinary. |
| 62. | Outlying | Remote; apart from center. |
| 63. | Peculiar | Strange; distinctive. |
| 64. | Polar | Opposite in nature. |
| 65. | Quirky | Unusually characteristic; odd. |
| 66. | Radically unlike | Different in fundamental ways. |
| 67. | Recast | Changed in form or role. |
| 68. | Reconfigured | Arranged differently. |
| 69. | Revised | Altered for improvement. |
| 70. | Rotated | Turned to a new position. |
| 71. | Separate | Set apart; not joined. |
| 72. | Singular | Unique; remarkable. |
| 73. | Special | Distinctly different; exceptional. |
| 74. | Strange | Unfamiliar; unusual. |
| 75. | Sui generis | Unique of its own kind. |
| 76. | Unalike | Not alike. |
| 77. | Uncommon | Not frequent; unusual. |
| 78. | Unconventional | Not based on convention. |
| 79. | Unequal | Not the same in amount. |
| 80. | Uneven | Not level; irregular. |
| 81. | Unfamiliar | Not known or recognized. |
| 82. | Unidentical | Not identical; not the same. |
| 83. | Unmatched | Without equal; not matched. |
| 84. | Unorthodox | Not following traditional beliefs. |
| 85. | Unprecedented | Never done or known before. |
| 86. | Unrelated | Not connected; separate. |
| 87. | Unsimilar | Not similar. |
| 88. | Unusual | Not common; rare. |
| 89. | Variant | Different form of the same thing. |
| 90. | Varied | Showing diversity; not uniform. |
| 91. | Varying | Changing; not consistent. |
| 92. | Wayward | Deviating from expected course. |
| 93. | Weird | Odd; uncanny. |
| 94. | Wide of the mark | Not accurate; off target. |
| 95. | Wonky | Unsteady; not quite right. |
| 96. | Worlds apart | Extremely different. |
| 97. | Wry | Dryly unusual; subtly ironic. |
| 98. | Xenial | Relating to foreign guests. |
| 99. | Xenophobic | Hostile to foreigners; othering. |
| 100. | Xyloid | Wood-like; unlike other textures. |