maverick
/ˈmævərɪk/Definitions
1. noun
A person who does not follow the usual rules or norms, especially in a way that is considered rebellious or independent.
“He was a maverick in the corporate world, always challenging the status quo.”
2. noun
A breed of cattle known for its independence and hardiness.
“The rancher was famous for his maverick cattle that roamed the open ranges.”
3. adjective
Independently thinking or acting, especially in a way that is considered rebellious or unconventional.
“The maverick artist refused to conform to traditional styles and techniques.”