heterodoxy — beliefs or opinions that differ from accepted or traditional doctrines
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: beliefs or opinions that differ from accepted or traditional doctrines
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈhetərəˌdɑːksi/
Korean meaning: 정통 교리나 전통적 견해와 다른 신념이나 의견
Korean pronunciation: **헤**터러독시
Example Sentences
- The professor's heterodoxy made him unpopular among conservative colleagues.
- Her culinary heterodoxy included putting pineapple on pizza and ketchup on steak.
- The artist's heterodoxy in using garbage as sculpture materials shocked the art world.
heterodoxy
NOUN//ˈhetərəˌdɑːksi//
beliefs or opinions that differ from accepted or traditional doctrines

a young monk holds up ancient scrolls while passionately arguing with senior church officials. His posture is confident as he points to different passages that support his alternative interpretation. The traditional bishops and abbots step backward with shocked expressions on their faces. Their comfortable assumptions about doctrine are being directly challenged by these new ideas. Other monks gather around listening intently, some nodding thoughtfully while others look concerned. The senior clergy shake their heads disapprovingly at these unconventional teachings. beliefs or opinions that differ from accepted or traditional doctrines
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Origin
From Greek, combining 'heteros' meaning 'other' or 'different' and 'doxa' meaning 'opinion' or 'belief'. Originally used to describe religious beliefs that differed from orthodox teachings.
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“The professor's heterodoxy made him unpopular among conservative colleagues.”
“Her culinary heterodoxy included putting pineapple on pizza and ketchup on steak.”
“The artist's heterodoxy in using garbage as sculpture materials shocked the art world.”
“His fashion heterodoxy included wearing socks with sandals to formal events.”
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