undomestic

adjective

un·do·mes·tic ən-də-ˈme-stik

: not domestic: such as

: not devoted or inclined to home duties

It's hard to picture Hall as a house-husband, give his distinctly undomestic authorial persona.—

Mallay Charters

: not suggestive of home

a cold, undomestic place

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The fiery, cautionary shade, little seen within living rooms, is characteristic of his work as a whole, which often has an almost defiantly undomestic feel. —

New York Times, 7 July 2020