orthodoxy

noun

Meaning

Adherence to accepted, traditional, or established beliefs and practices, especially in religion or academic disciplines.

Examples

The church leaders insisted on strict orthodoxy to preserve the integrity of their ancient traditions.
He challenged the economic orthodoxy that had dominated policy decisions for the past three decades.

Synonyms: belief, tradition, dogma, tenet

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orthodoxy

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈɔːrθədɒksi/

Definition

Adherence to accepted, traditional, or established beliefs and practices, especially in religion or academic disciplines.

Examples

The church leaders insisted on strict orthodoxy to preserve the integrity of their ancient traditions.
He challenged the economic orthodoxy that had dominated policy decisions for the past three decades.
Her writing often critiques the cultural orthodoxy of the era, questioning why society clings to outdated norms.

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