ortodoxia
orthodoxy
noun or-toh-DOK-syah Rare
Origin: From Greek orthodoxia, 'right opinion,' from orthos 'straight' + doxa 'opinion.'
Usage Note
Ortodoxia refers to conformity to established doctrine, whether religious or ideological. Its antonym is heterodoxia. In informal usage, fuera de la ortodoxia ('outside orthodoxy') signals non-standard or unconventional approaches.
Examples
"Cuestionó la ortodoxia de la iglesia."
Natural Translation
She questioned the orthodoxy of the church.
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