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Adjective: off-centre  'óf'sen-tu(r)
Usage: Brit, Cdn (US: off-center)
  1. Situated away from the centre or axis
    "Bordeaux was clearly the most affected by off-centre development";
    - off-center [US], off-centered [US], off-centred [Brit, Cdn]

See also: eccentric, nonconcentric

Nearest

off your guard
offal
Offaly
off-and-on
off-axis reflector
off-base
offbeat
off-Broadway
off-center
off-centered
off-centre
off-centred
off-chance
off-color
off-colour
offcut
off-day
off-duty
Offenbach
offence
offenceless