adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
conventional/orthodox medicine (= ordinary modern medicine )
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Some sufferers reject conventional medicine.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
more
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Middlesbrough manager Lennie Lawrence will include Slaven in a more orthodox formation.
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Just the kind of thing a team without a more orthodox identity would try.
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Equally satisfactory results can be obtained using more orthodox treatments.
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The present more orthodox incumbent was a tough man as well as an Augustine; accustomed to risky assignments in Cairo.
■ NOUN
account
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Like the orthodox account , they locate the crisis specifically within the prison rather than in the penal system as a whole.
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We think it is roughly correct to say that the orthodox account sees the different factors interacting as in Figure 1.1.
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One could try to modify the orthodox account to accommodate these factual discrepancies.
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This humanistic attention to the subjective interpretation by prisoners of their situation marks a distinct departure from the orthodox account .
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The orthodox account of scientific practice represents a marriage between the two traditions just outlined.
church
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The monks of Valaam could be regarded as the future of the orthodox church .
medicine
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We therefore should aim at integration rather than separation from orthodox medicine .
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Many practitioners of orthodox medicine boggle over the accuracy of reflexology's diagnoses.
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It's complementary to orthodox medicine .
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In this respect orthodox medicine may have placed itself at some disadvantage to its complementary counterparts.
religion
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Why is the word regarded with some revulsion among the orthodox religions ?
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Both are sons of prosperous professional fathers, who are devout and emphasized the importance of orthodox religion in the home.
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This is possibly correct where the interpretations of those two terms are consistent with orthodox religions .
view
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I perceived that the orthodox view of Time, as gradually established in the Western world, was a mistaken one.
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In the orthodox view the illness is considered to be the sum total of the symptoms and signs which it produces.
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All theories have difficulties to overcome, and there is certainly no need to abandon the orthodox view .
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He challenges the orthodox view that elderly people turn to formal agencies for help only when informal support is absent or inadequate.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Orthodox Christianity teaches that Jesus was raised to life three days after he was crucified.
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orthodox communism
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orthodox historical research
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orthodox methods of treating disease
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Lacan soon found himself in conflict with more orthodox psychologists.
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The Almoravids attempted to bring Africa back to orthodox Islamic practice.
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This interpretation of Karma is rejected by orthodox Hindus.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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An orthodox Hindu must not touch an untouchable or anything an untouchable touches.
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Articles were written which could be construed as orthodox , but still interpreted by sympathisers in their intended subversive sense.
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Harassment of religion will only tarnish the orthodox church's reputation, while steeling the resistance of persecuted faiths.
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He challenges the orthodox view that elderly people turn to formal agencies for help only when informal support is absent or inadequate.
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The first, and most orthodox , of these was the 11-18 comprehensive school.
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The monks of Valaam could be regarded as the future of the orthodox church.
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This difference in approach constitutes the fundamental difference between the homoeopathic and orthodox systems of drug use.
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Women from orthodox families told me that they were not allowed to wear them.