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orthodox

UK
/ˈɔːθədɒks/
US
/ˈɔrθədɑks/

Translations

orthodoxadjective
more orthodox
Comp.
most orthodox
Super.
UK
/ˈɔːθədɒks/
US
/ˈɔrθədɑks/
orthodoxeS'emploie avec une majuscule pour désigner ce qui relève de l'Église orthodoxe ou du judaïsme orthodoxe.
He was raised in an Orthodox family and attends an Orthodox church every Sunday.
Il a grandi dans une famille orthodoxe et fréquente une église orthodoxe chaque dimanche.
orthodoxeReligieux ; conforme à la doctrine établie.
The orthodox beliefs of the church have remained unchanged for centuries.
Les croyances orthodoxes de l'Église sont restées inchangées pendant des siècles.
orthodoxeAu sens de conventionnel, traditionnel.
She followed an orthodox method in her research, adhering to the standard procedures.
Elle a suivi une méthode orthodoxe dans ses recherches, en respectant les procédures standard.
Synonyms
mainstream
standard
normal
accepted
established
traditional
conventional
routine
Antonyms
unorthodox

Definitions

orthodoxadjective
Conforming to established doctrine, especially in religion.
The orthodox beliefs of the church have remained unchanged for centuries.
Conventional or traditional in approach or style.
She followed an orthodox method in her research, adhering to the standard procedures.
Of or relating to the Orthodox Church, Orthodox Judaism, or another Orthodox branch of a religion (usually capitalized).
He was raised in an Orthodox family and attends an Orthodox church every Sunday.
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