2020-10-08 ศัพท์ น่าสับสน ชุด H -– heterodox & unorthodox & orthodox

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Dictionary.com

ออกเสียง heterodox = ‘HET-er-uh-doks’

ออกเสียง Orthodox = ‘AWR-thuh-doks’

ออกเสียง Unorthodox = ‘uhn-AWR-thuh-dokx’

Merriam-Webster Dictionary

Did You Know?

Orthodoxy ... is my doxy - heterodoxy is another man's doxy, quipped 18th-century bishop William Warburton.

He was only punning, but it is true that individuals often see other people's ideas as unconventional while regarding their ownas beyond reproach.

The antonyms "orthodox" and "heterodox"

developed from the same root, the Greek doxa, which means "opinion."

Heterodox derives from "doxa" plus "heter-,"

a combining form meaning "other" or "different";

"orthodoxy" pairs "doxa" with orth-, meaning"correct" or "straight."

Did You Know?

An orthodox religious belief or interpretation

is one handed down by a church's founders or leaders.

When capitalized,

as in Orthodox Judaism,

Orthodox refers to a branch within a larger religious organization

that claims to honor the religion's original or traditional beliefs.

The steadfast holding of established beliefsthat is seen in religious orthodoxy

is apparent also in other kinds of orthodox behavior.

Orthodox medical treatment,

for example, follows the established practices of mainstream medicine.

Unorthodox thinking is known in business language as "thinking outside the box".

Dictionary of Problem Words and Expression

heterodox & orthodox

These words, derived from Greek expressions

meaning, respectively, “differing in opinion” and “having the right opinion,”

refer to agreement with or denial of accepted beliefs,

especially church doctrine and teachings.

A heterodox person is an unorthodox individual

who breaks with traditional or convention.

An orthodox person adheres to accepted, traditional. establish,

and customary beliefs, practices, and attitudes.

A so-called solid citizen is considered orthodox;

a student rebel

is heterodox.