orthodox in Latin
orthodox in Latin is orthodoxus — orthodox means following the traditional, widely accepted beliefs or practices of a religion or system of thought.
orthodox in Latin
orthodoxus
Adhering to whatever is customary, traditional, or generally accepted. [1640s]
What does "orthodox" mean?
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adj Following the traditional, widely accepted beliefs or practices of a religion or system of thought.
"His views on economics are fairly orthodox."
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adj Relating to the Eastern Orthodox Church or other Orthodox Christian traditions.
"The wedding took place in a small Orthodox church."
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orthodox in a sentence
- His views on economics are fairly orthodox.
- She was raised in an orthodox Jewish household.
- The wedding took place in a small Orthodox church.
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What is "orthodox" in Latin?
"orthodox" in Latin is orthodoxus. orthodox means: Following the traditional, widely accepted beliefs or practices of a religion or system of thought.
How do you use "orthodox" in a sentence?
Example: "His views on economics are fairly orthodox." In Latin, "orthodox" is orthodoxus.
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