unorthodoxy

After a few years of adventures he breaks with her too, lest his political unorthodoxy get her killed.

From this it would seem that heresy and unorthodoxy had already made its appearance in the diocese.

The association of the name of Copernicus with that of Galileo has always cast an air of unorthodoxy about the great astronomer.

The Freethinker, treated as a moral leper, is driven from his home and goes abroad to expiate his sin of unorthodoxy.

Men may be unorthodox in the physical sciences; we are growing tolerant of unorthodoxy in religious opinion.

But the heavens have not altered, and the shaft of the pyramid is not guilty, so to speak, of unorthodoxy.