orthodox preference
[/ˈɔːrθədɒks ˈprɛfərəns/]
nounpl: orthodox preferences
preferência ortodoxa
1. A preference that adheres to established, traditional, or conventional standards; a choice that follows accepted norms or traditional practices
His orthodox preference for classical music over modern genres reflected his conservative taste.
Sua preferência ortodoxa por música clássica em vez de gêneros modernos refletia seu gosto conservador.
2. In economics and social choice theory, a preference ordering that conforms to standard rational choice assumptions
The economist assumed orthodox preferences to model consumer behavior.
O economista assumiu preferências ortodoxas para modelar o comportamento do consumidor.
3. In religion and culture, adherence to traditional or established doctrines and practices
The community's orthodox preference for traditional ceremonies was evident in their celebrations.
A preferência ortodoxa da comunidade por cerimônias tradicionais era evidente em suas celebrações.
The term 'orthodox preference' is primarily used in academic, economic, and religious contexts rather than in casual everyday conversation. In Brazil and Portugal, it appears frequently in economic theory, philosophy, and theological discussions when discussing adherence to established norms and traditional choices. The concept is particularly relevant in discussions of cultural identity and religious practice in both Portuguese-speaking and English-speaking contexts.
Related Idioms & Phrases
stick to orthodox preferences
break from orthodox preferences
embrace orthodox preferences
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