off center
/ˌɔfˈsɛntər/
adverb
- In a position that is not exactly in the middle; to one side.
- He hung the mirror off-center to create a more interesting design.
- The lamp was placed off-center, casting shadows across the room.
- The ball landed off-center, so it bounced in an unexpected direction.
adjective
- Not exactly in the middle; slightly to one side.
- She placed the vase off-center on the table for a more modern look.
- The picture frame is off-center, so it looks crooked on the wall.
- The logo on the T-shirt was printed off-center, which bothered the designer.
- Unusual, strange, or not quite normal in behavior or thinking.
- His off-center sense of humor made some people laugh and others uncomfortable.
- The artist was known for her off-center ideas that challenged traditional views.
- I found his comments a bit off-center, as if he wasn't fully paying attention.