Definition of orthoprax in English:

orthoprax

adjective ˈɔːθəpraks

Correct in practice (as distinct from thought or belief); doing right. Also occasionally as noun (with the): orthoprax people as a class.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Lynch (1818–1871), hymn writer and composer. From ortho- + prax-, originally after orthodox.

adjectiveˈɔːθəpraks

Correct in practice (as distinct from thought or belief); doing right. Also occasionally as noun (with the): orthoprax people as a class.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Lynch (1818–1871), hymn writer and composer. From ortho- + prax-, originally after orthodox.

单词	orthoprax
释义	Definition of orthoprax in English: orthoprax adjective ˈɔːθəpraks Correct in practice (as distinct from thought or belief); doing right. Also occasionally as noun (with the): orthoprax people as a class. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Lynch (1818–1871), hymn writer and composer. From ortho- + prax-, originally after orthodox. Definition of orthoprax in US English: orthoprax adjectiveˈɔːθəpraks Correct in practice (as distinct from thought or belief); doing right. Also occasionally as noun (with the): orthoprax people as a class. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Lynch (1818–1871), hymn writer and composer. From ortho- + prax-, originally after orthodox.
随便看	percase perceant perceivability perceivable perceivable perceivably perceivably perceivance perceivancy perceive perceived perceivedly perceivedness not outright not part with not pass not pass muster not pay not pay any mind not pay sb any mind not pay somebody any mind not pay someone any mind not pay someone any mind not permanent not permitted