Portuguese
ortodoxo Adhering to what is commonly accepted.
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The Bines what-not in the sitting-room was grimly orthodox in its equipment.
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He was orthodox in theology and the directors were orthodox in sociology.
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In a few days she began the task, in the orthodox manner.
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They gradually widened the breach between the orthodox and the liberal Congregationalists.
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We follow the same rules, so to speak, as orthodox time travelers.
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The end that grows is heresy; the end that rots is orthodox.
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She is wild in sentences, heretical in paragraphs, thoroughly orthodox in essays.
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The affairs of the world are ordered in accordance with orthodox opinions.
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In verbose monologues, he combats the superstitions and fanaticism of the orthodox.
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The orthodox church says that religion does good; that it restrains crime.
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It began in a very orthodox way, in a very orthodox family.
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Mr Abbott has restated his support for the orthodox definition of marriage.
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The old idea of orthodox prayer was that of supplication and begging.
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The fact is the whole onus is now on the orthodox side.
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The peasant in him, and the orthodox grammarian, preferred less scandalous subjects.
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A discussion ensues revolving around the question of orthodox versus reformed Jews.
