heterodox — holding opinions that are at variance with those generally accepted; unorthodox
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: holding opinions that are at variance with those generally accepted; unorthodox
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈhetərəˌdɑks/
Korean meaning: 일반적으로 받아들여지는 것과 다른 견해를 가진; 정통이 아닌
Korean pronunciation: **헤**터러독스
Example Sentences
- The professor's heterodox teaching methods included having students debate historical figures.
- Her heterodox investment strategy of buying only companies with funny names surprisingly paid off.
- The heterodox theory challenged decades of scientific consensus.
heterodox
ADJECTIVE//ˈhetərəˌdɑks//
holding opinions that are at variance with those generally accepted; unorthodox

a confident young professor presents radical new ideas using unusual visual aids and gestures that break from typical academic presentation style. Her animated explanation challenges the established theories shown in old textbooks scattered around the podium. The traditional professors in the audience shift uncomfortably in their seats, some frowning with crossed arms while others lean forward with curious interest. A few students nod enthusiastically while taking notes, clearly engaged by this fresh perspective. The stark contrast between the speaker's innovative approach and the formal academic setting creates visible tension. someone holding opinions that are at variance with those generally accepted
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From Greek heterodoxos, combining heteros (different, other) and doxa (opinion, belief). Originally used in religious contexts to describe beliefs that differed from orthodox doctrine.
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“The professor's heterodox teaching methods included having students debate historical figures.”
“Her heterodox investment strategy of buying only companies with funny names surprisingly paid off.”
“The heterodox theory challenged decades of scientific consensus.”
“Many heterodox economists predicted the financial crisis while mainstream experts missed it.”
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