Synonym: accepted, conventional, correct, customary, proper, traditional, usual. Antonym: heathen. Similar words: unorthodox, orthodontist, methodology, orthopedic, method, methodical, methodically, scientific method. Meaning: ['ɔrθədɑks /'ɔː-] 
adj. 1. of or pertaining to or characteristic of Judaism 2. adhering to what is commonly accepted 3. of or relating to or characteristic of the Eastern Orthodox Church.
adj. 1. of or pertaining to or characteristic of Judaism 2. adhering to what is commonly accepted 3. of or relating to or characteristic of the Eastern Orthodox Church. 
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61. Harassment of religion will only tarnish the orthodox church's reputation, while steeling the resistance of persecuted faiths.
62. He certainly represented an important segment of the Orthodox community, with a prodigious capacity for fund-raising and vote-getting.
63. Having addressed themselves to the army and the treasury, the authorities turned to the Orthodox Church.
64. All theories have difficulties to overcome, and there is certainly no need to abandon the orthodox view.
65. The Orthodox, in particular, barred marriage with Hicksites or even attending their weddings.
66. The Almoravids attempted to bring Africa back to orthodox Islamic practice.
67. Ironically, the observations of Captain FitzRoy, the orthodox Creationist, had been proved right.
68. The bulk of the crowd had joined the Orthodox antigovernment rally.
69. I suppose one can't blame the regular officer trained in peacetime for being orthodox and cautious.
70. A direct challenge to the orthodox test arose in two cases decided in 1987.
71. Orthodox Christianity teaches that Jesus was raised to life three days after he was crucified.
72. In the Balkans the burden fell most heavily on the Slavs of the Orthodox community.
73. He can't be guaranteed to take the orthodox Anglican view[sentencedict.com], is what they mean.
74. Mary Teresa Epstein, what kind of name was that for a good Catholic girl, orthodox to the core?
75. But there are more fundamental reasons why unity with either Rome or the Orthodox is still a long way off.
76. It is orthodox doctrine that the Archbishop of York ought not to hold exactly the same opinions as the Archbishop of Canterbury.
77. He challenges the orthodox view that elderly people turn to formal agencies for help only when informal support is absent or inadequate.
78. Do seek the guidance of a qualified and accredited practitioner - holistic or orthodox.
79. Many practitioners of orthodox medicine boggle over the accuracy of reflexology's diagnoses.
80. Middlesbrough manager Lennie Lawrence will include Slaven in a more orthodox formation.
81. The first, and most orthodox, of these was the 11-18 comprehensive school.
82. Women from orthodox families told me that they were not allowed to wear them.
82. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.
83. This difference in approach constitutes the fundamental difference between the homoeopathic and orthodox systems of drug use.
84. And some of the more orthodox farcical confusions are well managed.
85. The Uniates practised Eastern Orthodox rites but recognized papal authority.
86. The monks of Valaam could be regarded as the future of the orthodox church.
87. Many areas in which the new buildings are going up already have Orthodox churches with a shortage of parishioners.
88. One could try to modify the orthodox account to accommodate these factual discrepancies.
89. He himself never used his pigments in other than a most orthodox manner.
90. Like the orthodox account, they locate the crisis specifically within the prison rather than in the penal system as a whole.
More similar words: unorthodox, orthodontist, methodology, orthopedic, method, methodical, methodically, scientific method, norther, forth, north, northern, worth, worthy, call forth, set forth, northeast, come forth, put forth, be worth, for the rest, for the best, and so forth, northwest, north pole, forthcoming, noteworthy, worthless, henceforth, forthright.