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Meaning of orthodoxical
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orthodoxical (a.)
Pertaining to, or evincing, orthodoxy; orthodox.
orthodoxical Sentence Examples
- The orthodoxical beliefs of the religious community hindered their acceptance of modern scientific theories.
- The orthodoxy of the professor's views on literature alienated some students.
- The orthodoxical practices of the ancient society governed every aspect of life.
- Despite its orthodoxical roots, the religion had evolved over the centuries to accommodate changing beliefs.
- The orthodoxical dogma of the church prohibited any questioning of its authority.
- The orthodoxical approach to medicine favored traditional remedies over innovative treatments.
- The orthodoxical worldview of the village limited its exposure to outside influences.
- The orthodoxy of the political party stifled dissent and maintained a tight grip on power.
- The orthodoxical teaching methods of the school emphasized rote memorization and discouraged critical thinking.
- Although the orthodoxical tradition held sway for generations, it eventually gave way to more progressive ideas.
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Pertaining to, or evincing, orthodoxy; orthodox.
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The orthodoxical beliefs of the religious community hindered their acceptance of modern scientific theories.
The orthodoxy of the professor's views on literature alienated some students.
The orthodoxical practices of the ancient society governed every aspect of life.
Despite its orthodoxical roots, the religion had evolved over the centuries to accommodate changing beliefs.
