nonconforming

The material, which sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, can be used to create stretchable electronics and wearables that conform to irregular geometric shapes—including the human body.

My research shows that people think highly of others who conform to rules out of benevolence, which is a good way to sell mask-wearing.

Others were asked to think about a time when someone conformed for others’ sake.

Kahan is well known for his theory of cultural cognition — the tendency of individuals to conform their beliefs about disputed matters of fact to values that define their cultural identities.

Pads from Gonzo Guano Gear feature neoprene cushioning to shield your bony bits and durable polypropylene webbing that conforms to your body.

Of course, these gender-nonconforming people are not the gay elite of Chelsea or the Castro.

Some prefer the terms “gender diverse” or “gender-nonconforming.”

The history of many a Nonconforming Church would be the best defence of its existence, and the best evidence of its vitality.

Under his rule nonconforming clergy were deprived and sometimes imprisoned.

He was not only provocative in his habits, but provocative in his attire in the sense of nonconforming?

These opportune tears shed by her nonconforming child should make their stay good for another two months at least.

The nonconforming clergy threw themselves on the king's compassion, or gratitude, or policy, for relief.