unconventionality in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for unconventionality in the English»French Dictionary

unconventionality [Brit ʌnkənvɛnʃ(ə)ˈnalɪti, Am ˌənk(ə)nˌvɛn(t)ʃəˈnælədi] N

unconventionality

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English

Her unconventionality is expressed in her unusual thoughts and ideas, in particular on human reproduction, which are given broad scope by the narrator.

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By the distinctive work one knows that unconventionality is their byword.

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Ironically, her flight has in part been inspired by liberal ideals of unconventionality that have been hypocrtically promoted by her stepmother's popular novels.

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In knitting together drugs, intellectualism, unconventionality and the city, he maps the countercultural figure of the bohemian.

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Ultimately this unconventionality is probably one of the films main strengths.

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The church's unconventionality is the cornerstone of the congregation's identity and one of a kind in the community.

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Though his delivery is slow and fairly monotone, something about its unconventionality is deeply inviting.

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So it shouldn't come as a surprise that unconventionality is the topic of his new book.

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And when he tried to check in on their progress in this search, the case reached a new level of unconventionality.

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Perhaps due to its unconventionality, the movie was not a commercial success.

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