1. not typical; not characteristic of a particular type, group, or category
Usage: often used in theological contexts to describe something that is not a type or prefiguration of something else

Examples

• Her antitypical behavior for a CEO surprised the board members.
• The warm winter was antitypical for the region.
• His antitypical response to criticism showed maturity.
• The antitypical design of the building stood out among traditional structures.
• In theological study, the scholar argued the passage was antitypical of earlier prophecies.