Pronunciation: /ˈɔfˌbit/
noun a person or thing that is unconventional or eccentric
A1 I enjoy listening to offbeat music.
A2 The offbeat of the drum added a unique rhythm to the song.
B1 The movie had an offbeat sense of humor that some people found refreshing.
B2 The artist's offbeat style attracted a niche group of fans.
C1 Her offbeat approach to problem-solving often led to innovative solutions.
C2 The novel's offbeat narrative structure challenged traditional storytelling conventions.
adjective unconventional or eccentric in behavior or character
A1 The offbeat music at the party made everyone want to dance.
A2 She had an offbeat sense of humor that always made her friends laugh.
B1 The movie had an offbeat storyline that kept the audience guessing until the end.
B2 The artist's offbeat style was praised for its originality and creativity.
C1 The novel's offbeat characters and plot twists captivated readers and critics alike.
C2 The director's offbeat approach to filmmaking set him apart from his peers and earned him critical acclaim.
formal The offbeat rhythm of the jazz band captivated the audience.
informal I love exploring offbeat neighborhoods when I travel.
slang That movie was so offbeat, but in a good way.
figurative Her offbeat sense of humor always keeps me laughing.
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