orthodox

• Den anerkannten, traditionellen oder allgemein üblichen Lehren entsprechend, besonders in Religion oder Politik; auch im Sinne von strenggläubig oder rechtgläubig.

Conforming to established, traditional, or accepted doctrines, especially in religion or politics.

1. Traditional or conventionalB2formal

   Following established, traditional, or accepted practices, beliefs, or doctrines.

   Traditionell

   • He holds orthodox views on economic policy.
   • The orthodox approach to medicine often relies on proven treatments.
   • Her orthodox methods in teaching have been used for decades.

   Synonymeacceptedconformistconventionalcustomaryestablishednormalregularstandardtraditionalusual

   Antonymeheterodoxirregularnontraditionalunconventionalunorthodox

2. Religious orthodoxyB2formal

   Adhering to the traditional and established faith of a religion, especially Judaism or Christianity.

   Orthodox

   • The Orthodox Jewish community follows strict dietary laws.
   • Orthodox Christians celebrate Easter according to the Julian calendar.
   • He was raised in an orthodox religious household.

   Synonymeconformistconservativedoctrinairedogmaticfundamentalistobservantstricttraditionalist

   Antonymeheterodoxliberalunorthodox