off-centre

adjective

1. displaced from a centre point or axis
2. slightly eccentric or unconventional; not completely sound or balanced

Example Sentences

Printer Stuart Blaze, from Wellington in Shropshire, produced the items, making sure they were off-centre just like the pub, which was affected by subsidence due to mining in the area in the 19th Century.

From BBC

It continued: "If these features were somehow bypassed, a conspicuously off-centre firing pin impression would result."

From BBC

The central figure in the painting, Captain Frans Bannink Cocq, now appears more off-centre, as he was in Rembrandt's original version, making the work more dynamic.

From Reuters

A blonde woman with an off-centre bindi on her forehead.

From The Guardian

“The images where the Sun is off-centre were observed when SDO was calibrating its instruments,” Nasa said.

From The Guardian