Unorthodox, meaning known, normal, the same or not strange. While orthodox meaning the exact opposite.
Unorthodoxically formed into 1 prefix (un), and 3 suffixes (ic and al and ly).
Formed to make mind on what a person is trying to say, in a intelligent, "big" way.
Basically same meaning as the root word...
Unorthodoxically formed into 1 prefix (un), and 3 suffixes (ic and al and ly).
Formed to make mind on what a person is trying to say, in a intelligent, "big" way.
Basically same meaning as the root word...
For example: "His hands were Unorthodoxically/ Orthodoxically soft."
"You are Unorthodoxically/ Orthodoxically silent today..."
"You are Unorthodoxically/ Orthodoxically silent today..."
by LilPenguinBuddie March 20, 2012