uncharacteristic

The Russian president keeps pushing his luck, and the U.S. president keeps showing him uncharacteristic forbearance.

“Certainly, there’s frustration,” Roberts said of how he’s seen Ohtani handle his uncharacteristic lack of performance.

The Brewers play the game in a way that leads to uncharacteristic sloppiness from their adversaries—and that superpower has transformed them into an unlikely candidate to win the franchise’s first-ever championship.

There are some less fluffy bits, yes; mentions of Candy’s capacity to hold a grudge and his almost uncharacteristic desire to enlist in the Vietnam War after high school come up.

This was, as Stella put it, a "definitely uncharacteristic" performance from the Australian.