Definition of "orthodoxly" [or•tho•dox•ly]

• In an orthodox manner; with soundness of faith. (adverb)

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• "That reader is made to recognize how simultaneously necessary and deadly the characteristic pause is: necessary, because it is the condition of close reading; deadly, because it risks mistaking the interpretive process for a fixed method, to be performed once and then endlessly, orthodoxly, reiterated."
• "Boss, what say I skip over there and get us a full reading on that baby before she goes orthodox - or, should I say, orthodoxly unorthodox? '"
• "No orthodoxly canonized saint of the Catholic Church ever received truer reverence, or performed such miracles of moral healing."