unorthodoxy

• Sustantivo que designa la cualidad o condición de no ser ortodoxo, es decir, opiniones, doctrinas o creencias que se apartan de los estándares establecidos o tradicionales, frecuentemente en contextos religiosos o ideológicos.

A noun referring to opinions, doctrines, or beliefs that deviate from established or orthodox standards, often in a religious or ideological context.

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1. Nonconforming beliefsC1formal

   Any opinions or doctrines that differ from the officially accepted or orthodox position.

   Heterodoxia

   • His unorthodoxy in economic theory made him a controversial figure.
   • The professor's unorthodoxy challenged the established scientific consensus.
   • Political unorthodoxy can sometimes lead to innovative solutions.

   Sinónimosdissentdissidenceheresynonconformityrevisionismsectarianism

   Antónimosconformityconventionalityorthodoxy

2. Religious dissentC1formal

   A belief that rejects the traditional or orthodox tenets of a religion.

   Heterodoxia religiosa

   • The sect was persecuted for its unorthodoxy.
   • Her unorthodoxy led her to question many church doctrines.
   • Religious unorthodoxy has often been a catalyst for reform.

   Sinónimosapostasydissidenceheresynonconformity

   Antónimosorthodoxy

3. State of being unconventionalC1formal

   The quality or state of being unorthodox, unconventional, or not following established rules.

   Falta de convencionalismo

   • The artist's unorthodoxy was celebrated by critics.
   • His unorthodoxy in dress and manner set him apart.
   • The unorthodoxy of their approach yielded surprising results.

   Sinónimosirregularitynonconformityoriginalityunconventionality

   Antónimosconformityconventionalityorthodoxytraditionality