orthodoxy

n.

正统；正教，信奉正教；正统派的观念[学说，做法等]；正统性

复数：orthodoxies

1. Berel had remained true to the old orthodoxy.
   斑瑞尔一直忠实格守古老的正统观念。
2. Ricardo was not the first to challenge the mercantilist orthodoxy.
   李嘉图并不是第一个向重商主义正统观念提出挑战的人。
3. Since then, economists have vied with each other to overturn this orthodoxy.
   自此之后，经济学家就开始争相颠覆这个传统理论。
4. There is nothing more ugly than orthodoxy without understanding or compassion.
   再没有比缺乏了解及怜悯的正统教条还丑陋的了。
5. It is astonishing that such a bohemian man always believes in orthodoxy.
   一个如此放荡不羁的人总是信仰正统教条真是不可思议。

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