Unorthodox is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNORTHODOX in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not orthodox
• contrary to what is usual, traditional, or accepted; not orthodox
• independent in behavior or thought
• breaking with convention or tradition

Words related to UNORTHODOX

unorthodoxly26

Words that contain UNORTHODOX

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How to use UNORTHODOX in a sentence

• For instance, the expression of unorthodox opinions may exclude a man from obtaining a secular post or hinder his advancement.
• But this and some other unorthodox works of liberal theologians attracted little public attention, though their authors had to endure petty persecution.
• He had an unorthodox style, but an excellent eye, and the road at this period of the game became absolutely unsafe for pedestrians and traffic.
• I feel sure that he was developing the first unorthodox sermon that he had ever evolved.
• For holding some unorthodox opinions as to the doctrines of the early Christians, he was, in 1710, deprived of his Professorship, and banished from the University.
• The attitude of the profession towards unorthodox medicine is the classical instance.
• Notwithstanding his devotion to the holy man, Ackbar was a most unorthodox Mahomedan, as the figures of animals carved upon the pillars of the palace plainly testify.
• England seemed quite unprepared for anything so unorthodox, and the general impression borne in on me was that I was a complete nuisance.
• The Tiruvacagam is not unorthodox but it deals direct with God and is somewhat heedless of priests.
• Aiming at unorthodox dreamers, it has set such forces in motion as have destroyed the very root-ideas of orthodox righteousness in the western world.
• True, at times they revealed their feelings in very unorthodox fashion.
• The next twelve months saw a great deal of fighting, unorthodox in every way, carried through in appalling weathers and with the most inadequate forces.
• Consequently we grabbed one another like a pair of monkeys and sought to inflict unorthodox injuries.
• New England, always alive to any theological discussion, at once pronounced the book unorthodox.
• If she could go to that unorthodox but successful practitioner, Mr.
• Nowadays it is possible to say very unorthodox things indeed in an Anglican pulpit unchallenged.
• I was told my enthusiasm was sinful, that it was unorthodox for me to be so.
• And though we might logically maintain that these sects are unorthodox, yet it does not appear that Hindus excommunicate them.
• It may be that they were more unorthodox than the others and hence required fuller criticism.
• The prisoner was accused of having used unorthodox expressions on transubstantiation, on purgatory, pilgrimages, and confession.

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