orthodoxy

• Nom féminin désignant le fait d'être orthodoxe, surtout en religion, ou une doctrine, une croyance ou une attitude conforme aux normes établies et traditionnelles.

A noun referring to the quality of being orthodox, especially in religion, or a belief or orientation that agrees with conventional standards.

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1. Conformity to established doctrineC1formal

   The quality or state of adhering to accepted or traditional beliefs, especially in religion.

   Conformité à une doctrine établie

   • The church emphasized orthodoxy in its teachings.
   • His orthodoxy was never questioned by his peers.
   • The council defended orthodoxy against new interpretations.

   Synonymesacceptanceadherenceallegianceconformityconservatismconventionalitydogmatismstrictnesstraditionalism

   Antonymesheresyunorthodoxy

2. Conventional belief systemC1formal

   A belief or orientation that aligns with conventional standards and accepted norms.

   Orthodoxie (conformité aux normes)

   • The political party's orthodoxy left little room for reform.
   • She challenged the orthodoxy of the scientific community.
   • Economic orthodoxy often resists radical changes.

   Synonymesconformismconservatismconventionalismconventionalitytraditionalism

   Antonymesheresynonconformityunorthodoxy