adjective
- holding opinions that differ from established or orthodox beliefs, especially in religion
Usage: formal
Examples
- The professor’s heterodox views on theology sparked heated debates.
- Her heterodox interpretation of the scripture challenged traditional doctrine.
- The church condemned his heterodox teachings as dangerous.
- Many scientists were once considered heterodox for their revolutionary theories.
- The book presents a heterodox approach to economic policy.
- His heterodox political opinions made him unpopular with party leaders.