orthopraxic

English

Etymology

From orthopraxy +‎ -ic.

Adjective

orthopraxic (comparative more orthopraxic, superlative most orthopraxic)

  1. Alternative form of orthopractic, relating or conforming to orthopraxy.
    The ancient Indo-European religions were more orthopraxic than orthodox. Observance and sacrifices were more important than individual psychology or interpretation.
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