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Meanings of
heterodox
in English
Characterized by departure from accepted beliefs or standards.
dissident
heretical
Related terms
unorthodox
Synonyms
Examples for "
dissident
"
dissident
heretical
Examples for "
dissident
"
1
Police believe the attack may have been carried out by
dissident
republicans.
2
And none of the
dissident
groups appear happy about the idea either.
3
There were
dissident
cells in the city, young people who met secretly.
4
Even serial
dissident
Carbone apparently took his reduced role in good grace.
5
Gardaí also know
dissident
republicans use cigarette smuggling to fund their activities.
1
So Swayvill outlawed the Amber cult as
heretical
,
for obvious political reasons.
2
She is wild in sentences,
heretical
in paragraphs, thoroughly orthodox in essays.
3
The soul of one in debt is insipid, dry, and
heretical
altogether.
4
Dissent or questioning is seen, in some quarters at least, as
heretical
.
5
Nor were Anjou and others insensible to the charms of
heretical
property.
Usage of
heterodox
in English
1
My friends saw no light; they only smelt burning: I was
heterodox
.
2
You know, gentlemen, yours is an extremely
heterodox
way of doing business.
3
Still,' a marginal note adds, 'Mallet and Houghton were pretty
heterodox
too.'
4
Emma begged her to remember her
heterodox
views of the education for girls.
5
We see the consequence, even among the most
heterodox
Frenchmen.
6
As was said at the outset, orthodox criticisms upon
heterodox
books are always welcome.
7
Even my dear uncle is thought to be a little
heterodox
on such subjects.
8
His lectures were deemed still more
heterodox
than that sermon.
9
Should he be of the orthodox or the
heterodox
type?
10
Well, yes-rather a
heterodox
one, but he's getting believed now.
11
Beyond his
heterodox
use of the twelve tones, what about his music could interest me?
12
At the time, theirs was still a
heterodox
goal.
13
Naughton is familiar with the tactic of digging out
heterodox
opinions to justify bad policies.
14
Where I am
heterodox
is in thinking the time has come to work them out.
15
I think nothing so
heterodox
as a long grace, while soup and fish grow cold.
16
As the years rolled on he became more
"
heterodox
"
than ever.
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heterodox
Adjective
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
extremely heterodox
heterodox opinions
such heterodox
attractively heterodox
awfully heterodox
More collocations
Heterodox
through the time
Heterodox
across language varieties
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