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orthodox
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orthodox,
adj in medical practice, conventional, relating to currently accepted majority standards. See also medicine, conventional; hypothesis; and model, medical.
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A blow with a club may fracture a man's skull," Mayhew sardonically quipped, "but I suppose he will not think and reason the more clearly for that; though he may possibly believe the more orthodoxly, according to the opinions of some .
The right of private judgment: Jonathan Mayhew's religious route to ... by Mullins, J. Patrick / Journal of Private Enterprise
Though there were slight hints that all was not quite so orthodoxly Rational as appears at first sight by the slight inclination of the canopy from the rigorous grid of the main building.
PARED DOWN PARADIGM by DAVEY, PETER / The Architectural Review
Whereas Manetti recognized sin in man but saw it as deriving from pride in the very dignity he acclaimed, Poggio more orthodoxly reaffirmed original sin, the source of all misery.
Hamlet and Counter-Humanism by KNOWLES, RONALD / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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