Sentence examples for off-center from inspiring English sources

The word "off-center" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is slightly or noticeably out of alignment or not properly in the middle of something. Example sentence: The vase was slightly off-center on the table, making the display look a bit lopsided.

Dictionary

off-center

adjective

Alternative form of off-centre

synonyms

off-centered

Exact(39)

Off-Center series.

The New York Times

Off-Center program at City Center.

The New York Times

Conditt had an intense, off-center personality.

The New Yorker

"I wanted to throw things off-center," Ms. Sze said.

The New York Times - Arts

Today, the music's choppy, off-center rhythms are blanketing London.

The New Yorker

Ozdil (South) opened with an off-center one no-trump.

The New York Times

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Off center, indeed.

The New York Times

It's off center, funny and poignant".

The New York Times

Knives stand on edge; the plates veer slightly off center.

The New Yorker

He was off center, and maybe on guard.

The New York Times - Arts

I felt off center: this was and wasn't a play.

The New Yorker

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