Deviant (adjective)

1. Deviating from a norm or from what is considered normal or acceptable.
2. Being different from what is typical or usual.

Origin:

From latin deviāns, deviant- ("deviating, straying"), present participle of deviō ("i deviate, stray"), from de- ("away from") + via ("way, path").

Examples:

1. He was considered deviant for his refusal to conform to societal norms.
2. The artist's work was considered deviant because it did not fit into any traditional art category.
3. The criminal's behavior was considered deviant, and he was arrested.
4. His deviant sexual behavior caused him to be ostracized by his community.
5. Her deviant fashion choices made her stand out at the event.